Meanings of represent british in English

Sugar Nutrition UK, which represents British sugar producers, dismissed the study.

It represents British engineering at its finest, don't you think?

You represent British authority here, you are His Majesty's accredited envoy to the Sublime Porte.

The RED Lettering represents British Movements and Leading Topics, for the convenience of Teachers and Scholars.

Directors UK, the professional body representing British screen directors, has now codified that argument into practical advice.

The Germans represent British merchant vessels generally as armed with guns and say that they repeatedly ram submarines.

Vincent's smart clothing is one of the projects representing British science at the World Expo 2005 in Aichi, Japan.

Leave campaigners claim to represent British values, but in truth they do not have our nation's best interest at heart.

On board the mail-steamer there were twelve commercial travellers representing British firms, bound for the West Coast of South America.

The British High Commissioner to South Africa, Judith McGregor, attended with approximately 500 other guests representing British companies and foreign embassies.

While studying law at Oxford University, he was captain of the cross-country running club and represented British Universities on the track.

He's a proper gent, too, unlike the sulky teenager who, with the waning of Tim Henman, has come to represent British hopes.

Before being appointed Director General, Walker served as Chief Executive of the BVCA, an organisation that represents British private equity and venture capital.

The stamp was intended to represent British troops landing in France and was labelled as "D-Day Allied soldiers and medics wade ashore".

'Earlier, Meneer van Briel told me of your meeting last night with a man claiming to represent British Intelligence.'

A Lawyer representing British soldiers at the Bloody Sunday Inquiry voiced concern about the limited extent of direct evidence from the IRA so far.