Sentence examples for to make representations from inspiring English sources

Political parties are entitled to make representations to the Boundary Commissioners.

I'm going to consider carefully whether they can be improved upon and whether to make representations.

Her friends contacted her MP, who agreed to make representations to immigration minister Damian Green.

The board continues to make representations to the UK government to encourage initiatives to ensure an effective transition.

The Australian ambassador to Egypt, Dr Ralph King, would continue to make representations on Greste's behalf, she said.

"Press TV was given the opportunity to make representations on Ofcom's 'minded to revoke' letter," the regulator said.

Mr Straw had taken an "exceptional step" in allowing them the opportunity to make representations at all.

Sister Maura wrote: "When [the nuns] try to make representations to church authorities about harassment by priests, they simply are not heard".

In borderline cases, the subject should be given an opportunity to make representations as to why the information should not be included.

The reality is that trying to make representations to social services of duties to children isn't just a [matter of] a simple letter.

If they do so during the currency of the proceedings they will usually be invited to speak or intervene to make representations".