Sentence examples for whose representatives are from inspiring English sources

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

Groups whose representatives are no longer directors, Stapleton said, would be heard in some type of advisory council.

At present, half of the 60-member legislature is chosen by mostly small constituencies of business and professional interests whose representatives are elected unopposed.

Amnesty International – whose representatives are non grata – reports that no human rights organisations are permitted in Libya except a nominal charity headed by a son of Gaddafi.

The guidelines of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil, whose representatives are mainly from the palm oil industry, "are so weak, it doesn't ensure deforestation and human rights abuses aren't occurring," Ms. Tomtishen said.

Giving youth a chance is part of our philosophy, part of our DNA," Woodward said – an assessment which will not be music to the ears of the Portuguese, whose representatives are desperate to get him Van Gaal's job.

More than 40 houses were taken by companies whose representatives were caught breaking laws in other states to win liens.

After buying the building, Mr. Solow had to relocate ITT, whose representatives were at first reluctant to move.

From his "honorary" confinement in Ottoman Thessalonica, the Ukrainian Hetman-in-exile tried to influence on his behalf the European powers whose representatives were gathered at the Congress of Suissons.

The implication from the emails — one of which arrived under the subject line, "Delta Lobbyists: RESIST" — was that Republicans should not reward a company whose representatives were bad-mouthing the party's leaders.

The example has not been lost on Senator McCain, whose representatives were on the phone with Mr. Burnett yesterday looking to squeeze in an appearance with Mr. Letterman before next Super Tuesday primaries in New York, California and elsewhere.