Sentence examples for allocated representation from inspiring English sources
Dissident Federalists such as Josiah Quincy III joined Republicans in calls for a constitutional convention, citing the state constitution's requirement that Maine be allocated representation in the legislature as a reason.
The 2008 census was a milestone, not only establishing population figures but also allocating representation in the National Assembly in Khartoum and in the Southern Sudan Legislative Assembly in Juba.
The Three-Fifths Clause (in Article I, Section 2) allocated Congressional representation based "on the whole Number of free Persons" and "three fifths of all other Persons".
After learning the probabilities of encountering such features, optimal adaptation would then remove any redundancy in the neural output, whilst allocating increased representation to frequently encountered features [15].
A quarter of the seats in Italy's lower house are allocated by proportional representation.
Polls for the seats to be allocated by proportional representation suggest that around 40% of Japanese back the party, compared with just 6% for the DPJ.
Italy introduced a mostly first-past-the-post system in the early 1990s, and only a quarter of the seats in parliament are now allocated by proportional representation.
In a system introduced in 2000 that no other English council uses, 11 of its 25 seats are allocated by proportional representation to any party that polls above about 5%.
But this could go much further.A problem is that a big chunk of Sunday's seats were allocated, through proportional representation, to opponents of reform from within the coalition.
While Mr Berlusconi's own Forza Italia pushed up its share of the vote from the 21% of 1996 to 30%, the League fell from over 10% to under 4% the threshold for getting a share of the seats allocated by proportional representation (a quarter of those in the lower house).
Whereas none of the $120m used to run the Taskforce, is being allocated for legal representation of the victims.
