Sentence examples for become a more representative from inspiring English sources
Did we become a more representative electorate?
And look closely at who actually sits in the Lords: since the hereditaries were largely ejected in 1999, it's become a more representative cross-section of the electorate – and the share of the votes cast – than the Commons, and more ethnically diverse.
Although some pundits still grumble that having to work hard for the nomination has tarnished his candidacy and increased his negatives by forcing him to highlight more conservative positions, it's clear that Romney has become a more representative Republican nominee -- and that he may win in November.
The following year this office was transformed into a consultative committee that became a more representative body called the Committee of the International Socialist Conference, or Comisco.
Or the failure to reform the aged, white and male FA Council to become a more diverse, representative body.
Become a more responsible person!
The terms of the debate as set by China seem to portend endless wrangling over how the nominating committee might be expanded and become a bit more representative.An alliance of pro-democracy parties wants to dodge this by adding new methods of nomination by political parties and by the general public.
It also said solicitors should be encouraged to become judges because they were a more representative group than barristers.
"Where direct democracy becomes a more dominant force than representative government the result is a whipsaw, without any long-term coherence," said Brian Weberg, an official with the National Conference of State Legislatures.
The Republican nomination for governor, which had for months seemed all but locked up by former United States Representative Rick A. Lazio, became a more unsettled contest on Tuesday when top New York Republicans met with the Suffolk County executive, Steve Levy, as a potential challenger to Mr. Lazio.
