Sentence examples for broader representation from inspiring English sources

They demanded broader representation and urged Nasrullah and his brother Abdul Qadir to cooperate with the Northern Alliance.

They approved of Hamid Karzai as the new leader, but would have liked what Salahuddin described as broader representation for other members of the Northern Alliance.

In a later Slate interview, Coates said that he disagreed with Hilton's description but empathizes with her desire for broader representation.

More than 135 works by 95 artists from around the country will be shown through June 9 in a format deemed to offer participating artists broader representation.

The rally was called by the Muslim Brotherhood, the largest opposition party, which is pushing for broader representation and a more democratic Parliament.

Beyond the numbers, these students, for whom the Lemann Scholarships are designated, increasingly reflect a broader representation from Brazil, coming from diverse backgrounds and geographies.

And it has also encouraged support and advocacy for black LGBT peoples in local and broader representations.

Among landscape ecologists, there is some dissatisfaction with current conceptualizations of spatial heterogeneity; and they suggest broader representations are needed.

"People are less interested in broad representation than in hand-picking the images they approve of".

The projects being honored include broad representation of UC faculty, staff, students and community groups.

There is no distinction in these examples other than the lexicographers' desire to certify their broad representation of sources.