Sentence examples for whom represented from inspiring English sources

The council was composed of 823 members, 66 of whom represented the Fascist Party; the remainder comprised representatives of the employer and employee confederations, distributed among the 22 corporations.

Ms. Crowley is a cousin of Representative Joseph Crowley and the daughter of Walter and Mary Crowley, both of whom represented many of the same neighborhoods in the City Council.

The legislature is so sparsely funded that, until 1993, committees had no permanent legal staff, so they brought in lawyers as consultants, many of whom represented local industries.

A bitter rivalry between Beria's Dynamo and Spartak — support for whom represented a small act of everyday protest against the politburo — ensued.

The "wets", many of whom represented big spending departments, went to the meeting on 23 July with bids for £6.5bn of extra spending.

Among the Metropolitan's trustees was a whole range of bourgeois New Yorkers, some of whom represented the old mercantile elite, others the newly made industrial fortunes.

The bill was sponsored by Representatives Anthony D. Weiner and Nydia M. Velázquez, both of whom represent parts of Brooklyn and Queens.

It allegedly crowds out doughty private sector media companies, most of whom represent the Tory interest.

Six other Washington tax lawyers, some of whom represent Enron or its creditors, agreed.

Women MPs, the majority of whom represent Labour, are diverse, talented and outspoken.

Among Hispanics, there are only three incumbents, two of whom represent conservative Cuban-American voters in Florida.