Sentence examples for trips represent from inspiring English sources

"Kim is serious about doing some sort of deal with the American president and the trips represent his attempt to negotiate the parameters of any future deal with Beijing, which will have the final say," John Hemmings, Asia director at the Henry Jackson Society, a British foreign policy think tank, told VICE News.

Sources said the trips represented ongoing engagement with other leaders, with a desire to show that she would reach out into eastern Europe as well, acknowledging the Slovaks' informal presidency of the EU.

This type of trips represents a unique travel market for which multimodal transportation services compete with each other.

Still, the ski trip represented another example of extraordinarily bad judgment on the part of Gosper.

Mr. Tenet's trip represented the Bush administration's most active intervention in the region.

For the Bosnian forward Mirza Teletovic, the trip represents a chance to do some sightseeing in American cities he has never visited.

His trip represents a seminal moment in the relationship between the Vatican and a country that helped spearhead the Reformation with its spiritual break from Rome.

For Mr. Romney, Mr. Obama's very first overseas trip represented a moment of treachery, because the new president expressed reservations about American conduct abroad under President George W. Bush.

But the trip represents another chance where both leagues can solidify their ties by learning from each other and their supporters.

Although I was on a V.I.P. trip representing the American Museum of Natural History, our Saudi guide confirmed that I was fortunate not to have been hauled off -- with my abaya.

To its organisers, the field trip represented what the headmistress Liz Jaroslow described as a "teachable moment" – an opportunity to educate the children about love, marriage, and the historic significance of same-sex weddings.