right to represent

It acquired the right to represent the business at local and national levels.

Since one woman is the equal of any other, woman-centred psychologists can claim the right to represent the rest.

He has earned the right to represent the community.

This rule said that a union which won the majority of votes in an election would win the right to represent all workers.

While federal law gives people the right to represent themselves in court, there has been a notable exception to that general rule.

They were once even forbidden the right to represent themselves in court.

You have a right to represent yourself in your Convention case.

Do you deny me the right to represent her?

He was also given the right to represent the team in all league matters, a key element of control for Brown.

Currently, a union must win the right to represent a company's workers in a special election.