Sentence examples for be unrepresented from inspiring English sources

Residents continue to be unrepresented in the U.S. Congress, though in 1970 Congress, which, per the U.S. Constitution, has exclusive jurisdiction over the federal district, established a nonvoting elected delegate to the House of Representatives.

With respect to Mr Sullivan I side with E.G.; while Mr Perry might choose to enter the race and might do quite well, there is no sizable bloc of Republican voters who would be unrepresented or left without a choice should he decide to remain in Texas.

He added: "I must say as well, for all the people who voted for me and supported me all through the election campaign, it's most unfortunate that they will still be unrepresented at a time like this at Westminster, when we really need to be represented".

Consequently, the voices and opinions of other actors involved in AES tends to be unrepresented in the wider literature.

Mr Lansley would need to leave the Commons only on 31 October and his electors would be unrepresented for just five months as parliament will rise for the election at the end of March 2015.

As long as this remains the status quo: silly, stupid spreads like this will continue to proliferate; black models will continue to be a rarity on the catwalk, and minorities will continue to be unrepresented in the pages of magazines.

(Pollock was unrepresented at the Tate).

Because what matters to them is unrepresented by politicians.

"We've been unrepresented in pop culture," she said.

Not that other points of view are unrepresented.

Isaac is also worried about claims that more defendants in criminal trials are unrepresented.