Sentence examples for which will be represented from inspiring English sources

The departments, which will be represented by groupings of objects, include American watercolors, Peruvian textiles, Native American pottery, Islamic ceramics, 20th-century sculpture and armor.

Today the W.T.O., the successor to GATT, has 153 members, all of which will be represented in this round of talks by diplomats if not cabinet-level ministers.

One unpredictable factor will be Iraq, which will be represented at a meeting of Arab leaders for the first time in 10 years.

Wols's vision was equally distinctive in his drawings, photographs and prints, all of which will be represented among the nearly 90 works in the show.

In other qualifying games in the region, which will be represented by three countries in the 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea, Barbados and Trinidad & Tobago sent strong signals with shocking victories over Costa Rica and Canada.

Britain, which will be represented in Kuwait by the international development secretary, Justine Greening, is expected to announce a major contribution on top of the £500m it has already donated.

I'm on the judging panel, helping to choose which works will be represented (deadline for entries is 4 March).

The Americans need at least one victory from the two games to advance to the finals in the region, which will will be represented by three teams in the 2002 World Cup.

Britain will field a team next year in London but it is not yet certain which countries will be represented.

Etienne Stott and Tim Baillie join Florence and Hounslow in the men's C2, in which Britain will be represented by two boats at the Olympics.

The composition of the ITF in terms of which members will be represented, depends on the phase of the PReCaP, the specific parts of the implementation, and the results to be discussed.