Collocations with representative
These are words often used in combination with representative.
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appointed representative
We nevertheless expect that rules will be made restricting what sort of principals an appointed representative may have.
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at-large representative
He was an at-large representative for all but his second term, during which he represented the 2nd congressional district.
authorized representative
Furthermore, a declaration of conformity of the device to these requirements has to be drawn up by the manufacturer or the authorized representative.
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deputy representative
He then served as a deputy representative during the terms 19131915, 19161918 and 19191921.
diplomatic representative
In no country do we act as their diplomatic representative.
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elected representative
Thus, an elected representative cannot consistently be justified purely based on group opinions.
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legal representative
Other locals were called on to act as a witness or as a legal representative of one of the spouses.
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official representative
By designating an official representative of farmers as an agent of government policy, politicians could allay fears that regulations on production were a statist encroachment on private property.
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parliamentary representative
His aim was to replace the old absolutist royal law of 1665 with a parliamentary representative system.
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permanent representative
It is not intended to have any permanent representative, but an ad hoc representative will be appointed for each session.
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pharmaceutical representative
The pharmaceutical representative is sometimes pictured as a sort of bagman.
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representative organization
The whole technique of representative organization consists in assuring in practice the reality of this common vision, continuously if possible, periodically at the very least.
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senior representative
On that occasion, he was a senior representative of one of the joke parties which were taking part.
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sole representative
I was at that time the sole representative of the fourth generation of my family to be engaged in the cotton trade.
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special representative
Access by the special representative remains, of course, a key preoccupation.
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