Sentence examples for whose representative from inspiring English sources

Rafael Nadal, whose representative Benito Perez-Barbadillo is a prime mover, will miss the tournament while recovering from appendicitis.

Initially, her spokesman, Nick Merrill, deferred the question to her publisher, Simon & Schuster, whose representative also punted.

South Sudan's position was supported by Venezuela, whose representative said the allegations were based on unreliable information and assumptions.

But yesterday the pilots, whose representative on United's board voted to reject the takeover, were far from enthusiastic.

I also appealed to the Home Office, whose representative told me that he couldn't comment on individual cases.

More striking yet are the receipts in Michigan's 11th District, whose representative, Joe Knollenberg, a Republican, also serves on the Appropriations Committee.

Indeed, Russia, the Vatican, and Iran, whose representatives have reportedly derailed negotiations the most this year, all represent entities that have recent records of punishing women for speaking out, demanding justice, and simply being female.

All who hold office do so by election of the people whose representatives they are.

These are the types of leaders whose representatives are no longer being convened under American auspices.

Teachers (whose representatives Mr Gove loves to fight) are to get performance-related pay.

Paulson & Company, whose representatives did not attend the dinner, also declined to comment.