Sentence examples for balance of representation from inspiring English sources
In the past two years there have been inter-ethnic conflicts over the allocation of £49m from the single regeneration budget (SRB) and the balance of representation of African and Asian people on the SRB board.
Couples often separate their religious practices, and have mommy's religion and daddy's religion, with a balance of representation.
When presenting large sequence alignments, we tried to balance clarity of representation with comprehensiveness.
TRAC-PF1 is a system transient analysis code allowing 3D fluid dynamics vessel modeling as well as 1D balance-of-plant representations.
In order to include in a second phase all the younger children, some of the balance of the representation was sacrified by the artist.
An assembly expanded to this size would cost taxpayers about £10.1m per year, but the report's authors argued that with the number of MPs and local councillors both likely to be reduced, it was time for a "mature debate" about the balance of political representation.
The recruitment of additional survey participants from the membership of MICYRN slightly changed the balance of geographical representation; however the Canadian context was weighted heavily throughout the study, therefore our emphasis was unchanged.
P11 The balance of the party representation of state governors was not expected to change by more than one or two seats, voting results and projections indicated.
They achieve a balance of abstraction and representation — and a fusion of figure, architecture and landscape — equaled in European painting only by Sienese masters like Sassetta.
Why isn't Mr. Suozzi lobbying Senators Charles Schumer and Hillary Rodham Clinton and the balance of our Congressional representation in Washington to aggressively pursue an equitable Medicaid funding level from the federal government?
These include the curators' dilemma of how to properly balance the representation of a prolonged era of peaceful Jewish existence in Poland with six years of horrifically efficient genocide.
