Sentence examples for Elected representation from inspiring English sources

This will have no elected representation, leaving true accountability still with the secretary of state.

This means that these communities will be without local elected representation for well over a year.

"For so long, African-Americans have only had elected representation from those traditional districts that are historically Black, maybe urban.

As a result, a new constitution, providing for elected representation on a regional basis, was instituted in 1951.

After all, elected representation signals a coming of age for an immigrant generation that worked so hard to build a life here.

But while the Constitution, passed in a disputed referendum held amid the widespread devastation from Cyclone Nargis in 2008, allows elected representation, it accords special powers to the military in what the junta calls "disciplined democracy".

When the Constitution was drafted, it granted each state the right to choose electors for the presidential election and to elect representation for the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Since 1900, Princeton University has had elected alumni representation on its Board of Trustees.

Of the 202 candidates putting themselves forward for the London assembly, if all the women were elected, female representation would jump from 32 to 40%.

Two million residents, or 27% of the entire state population, have been left without elected local representation for 15 months, and another 1.6m (about 21%) will be joining them soon.

The NUJ is pressing for elected staff representation on the company's remuneration committee which signs off this excess, as well as a reduction in the gap between the lowest and highest salaries.