Sentence examples for Current representation from inspiring English sources

Labor and the Greens look set to win 36 seats, up one from their current representation.

Barry tells the writer that he feels that his current representation could be taking better care of him.

There will be an initial concentration in the area of historically excluded ethnic minorities whose current representation is of particular concern.

However, a current representation of traditional Brazilian financial mismanagement is the high level of indebtedness of its families, which reaches 65% on average in the main cities of the country.

The current representation of women on both stage and screen still falls back upon long-outdated stereotypes, hailing from an age when 55-year-olds were indeed found on Saga holidays rather than taking skydiving lessons and running businesses.

That former representation "raises no issues of conflict" with the firm's current representation of Mr. Fastow, Mr. Hayes wrote in a letter to the judge, Kevin T. Duffy of the Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York.

Can our current representations of love, such as gifting flowers or chivalrous acts, be traced to particular historical sources?

A recent visit to the Brooklyn Museum of Art's stunning exhibit "Exposed: The Victorian Nude" left this viewer with the distinct impression that current representations of the "ideal" female figure bear little resemblance to what nature intended our bodies to look like.

We also lack a robust body of literature or media that sensitively depicts the nuances of our lives, and current representations – as well-meaning as they may be – largely celebrate only the unrepresentative few who are blessed with conventional attractiveness and can pass, or else turn the difficulties of their transitions into spectacle.

With the advent of postmodernism, the singular forms of classical and modern sculpture have fractured into composite, disjointed figures-even cyborgs- in keeping with the era of the "post human". Students will take a multivalent approach to the historical precedents from which current representations have emerged and explore the limits of what might be considered figurative at all.

Current representations of interaction protocols either concentrate on ease of understanding and neglect the need to specify protocols unambiguously (e.g. [B. Bauer, J.P. Muller, J.Odell, Agent UML: A Formalism for Specifying Multiagent Software Systems, AOSE (2000) 91 104]), or concentrate on formal rigour and neglect usability issues (e.g. [S.