Sentence examples for working with representatives from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kaplowitz and other legislators said they were working with representatives in Albany to find a solution.

Under the plan, the National Ocean Council, working with representatives of the states and Native American and Alaskan native groups, will establish nine regional planning areas.

We look forward to working with representatives from the member states, the council and the commission to ensure an orderly departure of the UK from the EU".

For example, the EastWest Institute, an independent research group, is working with representatives of many governments, including China and the United States, to develop ground rules for protecting the digital infrastructure.

With the U.S. declaration of war against Germany (April 6 , 1917, House was given responsibility for working with representatives of the Allied nations to coordinate programs in such fields as manpower, finance, supplies, and shipping.

Over the last few months the World Wide Web Consortium, an international group that sets voluntary technical standards for the Web, has been working with representatives from companies like Microsoft, Google and Nielsen, along with academics, privacy advocates, legislators and digital advertising groups, to define the technical standard of Do Not Track.

People close to Mr. Smith said he was working with Representative Bob Goodlatte, Republican of Virginia, and Representative John Conyers Jr., Democrat of Michigan.

Mr. Jeffries said he had also been working with Representative Edolphus Towns, chairman of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, to help pressure banks that received federal money to work with the state to release developers from troubled mortgages.

Some Democratic opponents say Republicans have been wary of working with Representative David E. Bonior of Michigan, the chief Democratic vote-counter against the measure, because Mr. Bonior was the chief Democratic tormentor of former Speaker Newt Gingrich.

The National Low Income Housing Coalition (N.L.I.H.C ., working with Representative Keith Ellison, Democrat of Minnesota, and more than 350 organizations nationwide, suggests reforming the deduction by converting it to a credit, capping eligible mortgages at $500,000 and using the proceeds to finance the National Housing Trust Fund.

Donna M. Christensen, the Congressional delegate from the United States Virgin Islands who heads the black caucus's health task force, said the caucus was working with Representative Henry A. Waxman, the California Democrat who is House bill's sponsor, to address concerns about menthol.