Meanings of have representatives in English

Other nations did not have representatives with enough rank to cast a vote.

The French and American governments are both expected to have representatives on the commission.

Each campaign is allowed to have representatives in polling stations to watch the count.

Just after the War, the Republicans used to have representatives at the state convention.

Austria demanded that she be permitted to have representatives in the work of investigation in Servia.

Most of these have representatives in the A.C.A.

A Cabinet thus badly directed cannot be expected to have representatives abroad either of abilities or patriotism.

He says Taranaki iwi intend to have representatives at both the local district council and regional council levels.

You cannot have representatives elected by the people who are half in, half out of the lawmaking process.

Is it a conflict of interest to have representatives of coal and oil companies at the climate change discussions?

Egypt said on Monday it had accepted a request by the NTSB to have representatives join the investigation team.

I suppose all the big picture concerns have a tip about this war, and they may have representatives here.

Most of the team will be based in Geneva, though the company will also have representatives in Beijing and Houston, he added.

Some think, that, being unrepresented, they ought to tax themselves; and others, that they ought to have representatives in the British parliament.

The government said it will keep its bank holdings at arm's length and won't interfere with strategy, but will have representatives on boards.

The sabre-rattling comes ahead of this week's UNESCO World Heritage Committee meeting in Seville, Spain, at which both Cambodia and Thailand have representatives.