These individuals were asked to rate each question on a scale of 1 to 5 on the extent to which they represent the dimensions of trust in physicians with score 1 being least representative and 5 being most representative.
So far there has been no sustained campaign from either the athletes or the federations which they represent.
The religion and god which they represent are both benign, and they, remembering the gentlemanly roots of their profession, will never behave in an impolite or upsetting manner.
A celebrated personal-injury case, in which they represented victims of a fatal drunken-driving accident, earned them enough to comfortably continue their political careers.
Aaron Schurger Palaiseau, France, March 10 , 2010To the Editor: The issue is not whether the Justice Department lawyers who defended terrorism suspects were patriotic, but whether they should represent the department in the same matter in which they represented a private client.
Theirs was at first a pagan world in which they represented a minority of the population around the ancient Mediterranean, but later, after Constantine, they spoke from the comfortable position of representatives of a state-supported religion.
In Sweden, with an almost identical size Muslim population, journalists have taken on board criticisms of the way in which they represent minorities and a significant minority of the journalists writing in the comment columns were themselves Muslim.
The Alexandrian theologians responded by charging that Nestorius was dividing the person of Christ, which they represented as so completely united that, in the famous phrase of Cyril, there was "one nature of the Logos which became incarnate".
This month, Murray and his crewmate Andrew Palfrey struggled at the ISAF sailing world championships in Perth in the Star class, the same class in which they represented Australia at the Olympics in 2008.
Days after the incident, California prison officials said Ms. Knoller and Mr. Noel, two lawyers in private practice, were keeping Dane and another Presa Canario for an Aryan Brotherhood member serving life in prison whom they had adopted for legal reasons involving a case in which they represented him when he sued the prison system.
