Sentence examples for that a representation from inspiring English sources

"The visual representation of the financial highlights is just that: a representation," said Conrad Conrad, Dial's chief financial officer.

"I resign out of the firmly held belief that a representation should not be abandoned because the client's legal position is extremely unpopular in certain quarters," he wrote.

"We have to be very careful about pet and sublet issues," said Mr. Halstead, explaining that a representation by a broker that a building has a "liberal sublet policy," or "allows pets," could come back to haunt the broker if the policy turns out to be less liberal than the seller makes it seem.

In his resignation letter, he stressed that he was leaving not because of his views on same-sex marriage, which he did not volunteer, but "out of the firmly held belief that a representation should not be abandoned because the client's legal position is extremely unpopular in certain quarters".

Previous work has established that a representation is unique if it is sparse enough, requiring.

Subsection (4) provides that a representation may be expressed or implied.

Working memory involves cortical "memory neurons" that establish a representation of a stimulus that persists after the stimulus is removed.

I thought extreme views like that were a representation of the Christian faith.

"But now," Ms. Kim added, "we're exploring color names that are a representation of your lifestyle".

There seems much in this account of his interactions with Noyce that is a representation of Foley's relationship with broader Australia.

That was a representation of everything I want to bring to the Bury public.