Sentence examples for when they represented from inspiring English sources

Professor Fisher explored the gaps between experts and amateurs both when they represented individuals as petitioners — the parties bringing the appeals, and so the likely winners — and when they represented individuals on the other side, known as respondents.

Their fight stemmed from a case in 2006 when they represented opposing sides in a corporate trial.

Like the Iraqis, Tatars have a historical memory of a time when they represented a cosmopolitan culture.

I made another choice, a ticket for $355, figuring I would use the coupons when they represented a greater saving.

Mr. Moore said he first met Mr. Branton when they represented different clients in civil rights cases in Mississippi in the 1960s.

The Russian players who seemed so mysterious when they represented the Soviet Union are now local heroes in many N.H.L. cities.

Mean kinship is high when individuals are over-represented in the population, and low when they represent rare founder genetic lines (Ballou and Lacy 1995; Grahn et al. 1998; Saura et al. 2008; Asa et al. 2011).

The question is will the university turn a student down when they represent £27,000?

"Unions have less strength when they represent a lower percentage of workers," she said.

The Smiler is all of our worst fears about our political elite; even when they represent policies we disagree with, we hope they at least operate with conviction.

But company executives say they must take the opinions of shareholders seriously, especially when they represent a majority of votes taken.