Sentence examples for which has a representative from inspiring English sources

United's pilots' union, which has a representative on the UAL board, issued an appeal today to the federal air board to approve the company's application for loan guarantees.

Halifax currently offers five credit cards including one offering a rate of 0% for the first 28 months on balances transferred in the first 90 days, which has a representative rate of 18.9% APR.

Wonga does not expect to be one of the companies driven out of the market, and the company's advertising strategy tries to set Wonga aside from the myriad of evocatively named rival online companies that offer money if you Google payday loans: Kwikcash, Loans for Women, QuickQuid, Toothfairy, Payday UK, Payday Express, GetCashToday.co.uk and Peachy (which has a "representative" APR of 16,381%).

Jim Smith, a spokesman for the Independent Oil and Gas Association of New York, which has a representative on the commissioner's advisory panel, said the group would not comment on the choice of the author of the study until its findings were out and members had a chance to read them.

Procrustes superimposition initiates from a set of points, each of which has a representative in every object under consideration.

Each shape is a distinct class of structures, which has a representative structure, shrep for short, of minimal free energy within the shape.

Advocates for the rules fear that the White House, which had a representative at O.M.B. meetings on the issue, was seeking to dilute the measure or even kill it.

The year before, reunited with Lean for the period comedy Hobson's Choice, he had provided a characterisation which had a representative blend of rumbustiousness and delicacy of detail.

A Washington Post editorial called the decision "Science a la Joe Camel", citing for example that the NSTA had received $6 million since 1996 from Exxon Mobil, which had a representative on the organization's corporate board.

Russia, which had a representative at the summit, uses official warnings to block access to critical websites and publications under its anti-terror legislation, and has imposed licensing requirements for blogs and social media users with more than 3,000 users per day.

The study, published online on Monday in the journal Pediatrics, analyzes data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, which has a nationally representative sample.