Sentence examples for to have representation from inspiring English sources

It would be only fair to have representation".

The pilots are the only work group at Delta to have representation.

Only Illinois, New Mexico and North Carolina require juveniles to have representation when they appear before judges.

But I think there is a natural inclination within British art to tell stories, to have representation.

"Besides, the Justice Department assumes that the only way for African-Americans to have representation is to elect an African-American, and the same for whites.

Cashman, who did not return phone messages yesterday, said Sunday that he would investigate the matter and that Wells "would have to have representation" if he were to speak to him about it.

For that reason, it is important to have representations of women in our public, prosaic, back-pocket world.

"I still believe it's very important to include Latino perspectives and to have representations of Latinos when it comes to news," he said.

In order to get a representation of objects of higher order, of a Gestalt, a melody, for example, you have to have representations of the more elementary objects on which you build the complex representation.

We develop criteria for the natural scalar product in the associated representation spaces to be positive definite and for the relations to have representations by bounded operators in a Hilbert space.

Calise: You have to have representations from every side of the thing you're discussing so they can be called out and so that they can see the reactions and they can react together.