Sentence examples for would have to represent from inspiring English sources

If he ever makes a film about sex it would have to represent that totality.

He told Milosevic (not indicted until 1999) that he would have to represent his Bosnian Serb cohorts at Dayton.

Joanna was at first told she would have to represent herself at the coroner's court because she was not entitled to legal aid for a lawyer.

These people would have to represent a reliable cross section of the population, so you'd need people from all age groups, social backgrounds, ethnicities and all that.

Joanna Letts, a mother with four young children, was at first told she would have to represent herself at the coroner's court because she was not entitled to legal aid to pay for a lawyer.

The female rappers of my day spoke about sex a lot and I thought that to have the success they got, I would have to represent the same thing, when in fact I didn't have to represent the same thing".

When Kargbo learned that he'd have to represent himself, he began to cry.

This did not go down well; everywhere I went insisted that I'd have to represent the brand in their respective uniforms if I were to ever be offered a job there.

"I never thought that Harlem would be torn apart, that so much of the district would have to be represented by the Bronx," Mr. Rangel said.

Secretary Powell said then that if the Taliban were toppled, there would still be elements of the Taliban who would have to be "represented" in a new government.

It stipulates that sporting teams may only play in tournaments endorsed by their governing body and Camou maintains that it demands the FFR would have to be represented on the board of an organisation running a cross-border competition.