Sentence examples for view of representative from inspiring English sources

The first is the view of Representative Pete Sessions of Texas, the man charged with helping to elect Republicans in the House and ensuring that Mr. Boehner retains the speaker's gavel.

In the view of Representative Bill Posey of Florida and some colleagues on the House Financial Services Committee, bank examiners are clamping down on otherwise perfectly healthy banks – and forcing them, inappropriately, to classify some loans as "non-accrual" (meaning less likely to be paid back).

Open image in new window Figure 10 Perspective view of representative snapshots of molecular dynamics models (a) ATQ, (b) EMD, (c) RH, (d) ALE and (e) CRP adsorbed on Fe (110).

But he endorses the view of Representative Thad McCotter (R-Mich)., "America must stand with her ally Egypt to preserve an imperfect government capable of reform, and prevent a tyrannical government capable of harm".

According to Thio, under the view of representative democracy taken by the 18th-century British Member of Parliament (MP) and philosopher Edmund Burke, "an MP is no mere delegate who simply mouths his constituents' views.

(B ) Dorsal view of representative Canton-S female.

Mr. McCall said that the board's governance committee would be meeting next Wednesday with pension fund officials from New York, California and North Carolina to hear the view of representatives of the public investment community on how the exchange should be run.

For this, it includes not only the view of representatives for different scientific societies, but also the patient associations view, because they know the true history of their social and sanitary needs.

One post was a ramble on the "strange antics and extremist views" of Representative David Simpson, Republican of Longview, who is challenging Speaker Joe Straus.

An article on Saturday about two issues that were disputed in the vice presidential debate, abortion and Afghanistan, mischaracterized the views of Representative Paul D. Ryan, the Republican vice presidential nominee.

Figure 10b,d respectively shows the enlarged views of representative zones in Figure 10a,c, and Figure 10e further plots their cross-sectional profiles.