Sentence examples for that representative was from inspiring English sources

My mistake, I was under the impression that "representative" wasn't just a nice-sounding label used whenever convenient.

That representative was mainly front-desk personnel or a secretary that had no care contact with patients (and thus are ineligible for participation in the survey) and is not part of the management or administration team.

New York and federal laws require that representatives be inhabitants of the state they represent when they are elected.

But he allowed what is called a conscience vote on the issue, which means that representatives are free to break from the party line.

Khader Habib, an Islamic Jihad leader in Gaza, said that representatives were on their way to see Mr. Diab and Mr. Halahleh and explain the details of the agreement.

Woodrow told me that they actually have a close relationship with the DMV, and that representatives were just in recently to get an update on their progress.

Mill believes that representatives are charged with the task of voting, after free and open discussion, their own considered views about what would promote the common good (490).

An ambivalent feature of democracy is the fact that representatives are forced to compromise their ideologies to stay in power, which can curb both positive and negative tendencies.

"Elian Gonzalez has a legal representative, and that representative is his father," Mr. Kneedler said.

Do you draw a distinction between whether that representative is a mother or a father who is serving?

In 2002, most Democrats who were represented in the House by a Republican thought that their representative was far away ideologically, but remarkably, most Democrats who had a Democratic representative evaluated that representative as being no less distant.