Sentence examples for which have represented from inspiring English sources

Some of this is the fault of the Oscars themselves, which have represented the best chance these films had to find an audience beyond the art houses.

The reasons of carbapenem resistance could be explained by the OmpK36 and/or OmpK35 defects, which have represented the major mechanism for the development of carbapenem resistance in the ESBL- and/or AmpC-producing K. pneumoniae isolates in Taiwan [ 16– 16].

The cause was cancer, said a representative of the Matthew Marks Gallery in Chelsea, which has represented Fischli/Weiss since 1999.

The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, which has represented Northwest's flight attendants since 1992, is also named as a plaintiff.

A call to the Legal Aid Society, which has represented some of the women, was not immediately returned.

David G. Sciarra, executive director of the Education Law Center, which has represented Abbott plaintiffs for years, condemned the proposed formula.

The firm, which has represented Mr. Evans since 1999, said it would continue the legal fight on a partial contingency basis.

After the Times article, Syngenta hired a communications consultancy, the White House Writers Group, which has represented more than sixty Fortune 500 companies.

The cause was complications of lung cancer, said Douglas Baxter, president of PaceWildenstein, which has represented her work since 1995.

"This is wonderful news," said Christina M. Kleiser, a lawyer for the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center, which has represented Fega.

In subsequent years, his dealers included Leo Castelli, Andre Emmerich and the Berry-Hill Galleries, which has represented him since 1989.