Sentence examples for vital representative from inspiring English sources
Yet he was, in many ways, an imposing figure — at once the prophet of the minimalist movement and the last vital representative of the mighty populist generation led by Aaron Copland.
"They're not extraneous provisions; they're vital," said Representative F. James Sensenbrenner Jr., the Wisconsin Republican who is chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.
Harold Wethey asserts that "although Greek by descent and Italian by artistic preparation, the artist became so immersed in the religious environment of Spain that he became the most vital visual representative of Spanish mysticism".
"Conducting the census is a vital constitutional obligation," Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the House minority leader, said Thursday.
"I am adamantly opposed to any attempt to shift money away from the core missions of this vital program," said Representative Harold Rogers, the Kentucky Republican who is chairman of the House Appropriations subcommittee on homeland security.
"I'd like to make the Democratic Party into a vital, vibrant, truly representative legitimate party in politics again.
An SVR/HDSS combination may be inexpensive to maintain than maintaining both side by side and may bring the benefits of nationally representative vital events statistics along with the detailed data for health intervention evaluation.
There is a need to strengthen vital registration, nationally representative population-based surveys and health system information systems to provide comprehensive information on risk factors for chronic diseases, in order to design and review effective programs.
Her website listed communication as being vital as a state representative.
HDSSs can also provide useful lessons for countries that intend to set up nationally representative sample vital registration systems in the long term.
Since 1982, the nationally representative sample vital registration system (SVRS) administered by the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics records CoD reported by family members of the deceased (7).
