Sentence examples for through representative from inspiring English sources

"There will be no loss of competition if this merger goes through," Representative Leonard L. Boswell, Democrat of Iowa, said with more than a touch of irony, "because there is no competition now".

It was already clear that the PMA Group had heavy clout through Representative John Murtha and his powerful clique of defense appropriators.

Barring the anomaly of the 1975 referendum, itself a political fix, popular consent for treaties is supposed to come through representative rather than direct democracy.

The acts posed an immediate threat to established traditions of colonial self-government, especially the practice of taxation through representative provincial assemblies.

"I won't vote to raise the debt ceiling, and I have the titanium spine to see it through," Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota said at the time.

And Mr. Koppel ties the story to this summer through Representative Davis, who worked with Mr. Dees as a law student and who addressed the convention before Mr. Obama took the stage.

The United States of America was actually created as a republic, in which Americans were supposed to have power through representatives who were supposed to actually represent the American people.

He must have felt we were thinking about the privileged upbringing, the pushy father, the Millfield School education, the seamless progression through representative-age group cricket, the Chosen One status with Chris Adams, the voice and the looks of one of The Entitled, just a few days after this lot had assumed political power.

Through representatives, both men declined to comment.

Both Murdochs, through representatives, declined interview requests.

The men, speaking through representatives yesterday, denied the charges.