Sentence examples for balance representation from inspiring English sources

In coalition governments, for example, the premier generally has to balance representation among the various coalition party partners, doling out cabinet and junior ministerial appointments in numbers sufficient to ensure the support of all parties within the government.

We only included people aged 25 or older, and we implemented a within-household respondent selection procedure to maximize participation of older men and help balance representation by gender.

With a model parsimony approach, we developed a mass-balance representation of engineered nanomaterial (ENM) behavior based on a minimal number of input variables to describe release quantities to the environment.

Full and Balanced Representation.

Eternity #53, which balances representation and abstraction, features a brilliant blue door that is shaded by a slightly tilted corrugated roof.

The recruitment strategy targeted balanced representation as a function of setting, with interviews conducted with providers working in the largest urban centres in Canada as well as representative small to mid-sized towns and cities.

And on Monday she will claim popular support from citizens, with a new poll showing that 75 percent of respondents favored legislation to balance gender representation on company boards.

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.

In California, no textbook can win adoption unless it meets the state's strict demands for gender balance, multicultural representation and avoids mention of unhealthy foods, drugs or alcohol.

"This is a top priority, and we will be moving quickly to ensure that we achieve the correct balance and representation throughout the state," said Warner Johnston, a spokesman for the development corporation.

Since 2011, there has been a series of labor strikes and small but regular protests to back demands for changes in the country's electoral law to balance the representation of urban and rural areas more fairly.