Sentence examples for boost representation from inspiring English sources

Pushed on the change of position in questions after her CBI speech, May played down the idea of a U-turn, saying there were a number of ways to boost representation of workers.

Their ultimate goal: to boost representation of minorities, women and people from diverse backgrounds on interview shortlists for tech jobs and in workforces fueling the global economy.

UKIP, which wants the UK to leave the European Union, have traditionally performed poorly at local polls and Mr Farage has made it an objective to boost representation in local government.

She switched her team affiliation to Jamaica, the country of her father, Cosman, for the 2018 Olympics in an effort to boost representation in the event there.

This summer the actress founded a nonprofit organization aimed at boosting representation in all industries for those in the Asian-American, Pacific Islander communities.

Lack of representation of women of color continues to plague professional newsrooms across the U.S. Guillaume addressed the importance of boosting representation within The Crimson and how that relates to its core mission. .

Recruitment measures will seek to boost Catholic representation above the 8% existing now.

The 12th, the state's second majority-minority district, was intended to boost minority representation.

Only recently was a deal struck with the majority of Madhesi factions, with an expansion of seats intended to boost their representation in the new assembly.

Hume was thought to be the favourite having secured the endorsement of the Victorian powerbroker Michael Kroger as part of a bid to boost female representation in the party.

Other ideas have been mooted to boost Sunni representation, for instance by reserving some of the 275 seats in the new assembly for Sunni leaders.