Sentence examples for to have representative from inspiring English sources

They are also obliged to have representative governing body arrangements, but can leave room for outside partners who might contribute to school improvement.

If I were a man and I said to you, "I come from a country which professes to have representative institutions and yet denies me, a taxpayer, an inhabitant of the country, representative rights," you would at once understand that that human being, being a man, was justified in the adoption of revolutionary methods to get representative institutions.

First gas turbines developed in the 1930's used to have representative simple cycle efficiencies of about 17% due to low compressor and turbine efficiencies and low turbine inlet temperatures for material stress and thermal limitations.

This intrinsic heterogeneity of RCA implies being able to have representative samples with sufficient accuracy, not only concerning the size but also the mineral composition of grains in the stockpiles of RCA.

Each major functional system (motor, somatosensory, limbic, visual, autonomic) was found to have representative hubs that might play an important input/output role and form a functional core for information integration.

Lightfoot said in a statement Friday he was "pleased to have Representative Bridenstine nominated to lead our team".

When you're blocking a job from being filled, you're now essentially shutting down a core function of the government that is to have representatives from America in these countries to represent American interests.

Woods had to have representatives who looked the other way.

We deserve to have representatives in power who have lived our reality.

The failure to have representatives from the east in the interim government has made Mr Putin's meddling easier.

Because the parties are allowed to have representatives at each polling place, they have their own copies of the actas.