Sentence examples for which I represented from inspiring English sources

Negotiations over Kosovo, at which I represented the United States as a special envoy, brought the European Union and the United States together, but did not end the war (though it is hard to imagine that the Europeans would have agreed to the NATO action, which did end the war, in 1999, had we not first tried serious diplomacy).

Nixer I acted in his divorce for a guy convicted of raping his wife: I can't say he was my favourite client, but he was still entitled to legal advice, and in retrospect, I should think the hearings at which I represented him were less difficult for his wife than they would have been were he unrepresented.

It is through writing and journalism that I am allowed to exercise my passions without restraint, and since my joining of the paper, I have attended conferences throughout the Northeast, including one in which I represented my state, in Washington, D.C. Believe me when I say that being a student journalist is, without a doubt, the best job in the entire world.

Less than a year later, just after the Fourth of July , 1967 I began getting phone calls from my friends along Buffalo Creek and other sections of Logan County which I represented in Congress, urging me to come down and see all the damage being done by mudslides of sludge after downpours over the holiday.

It was very uncertain for me whenever I travelled to the Badakhshan province, which I represent.

"The disease is especially prevalent in Kern County, Calif., which I represent," Mr. Thomas said.

In five years in North Texas, parts of which I represent in Congress, about 50 alerts have been issued.

"This malaise of my wife and I has been allowed to fester for too long much to our embarrassment and the embarrassment of the institutions which I represent.

But I felt inspired after David Cameron's 2007 visit to Birmingham's Sparkbrook ward, which I represent as one of three elected Respect councillors.

This is an important principal and, in the view of the Group of Eight which I represent, it is fundamental to driving a diverse system.

The Silicon Valley business community, which I represent, values innovation, out-of-the-box thinking, problem-solving, communication and collaboration — the very things that student standardized test scores do not measure.