Sentence examples for commensurate representation from inspiring English sources
As every eighth-grade civics student is aware, the Founding Fathers created both the Electoral College and the U.S. Senate as the basis for the Grand Compromise that served as the foundation for the Constitution and the union which guaranteed the reticent small states equal representation in the Senate and commensurate representation in the Electoral College.
Different statistics pepper various reports, but none dispute the central fact, that African-Americans do not hold life science jobs in numbers commensurate with their representation in the US population.
Yet quotas facilitate the fair representation of women in senior positions commensurate to their skills – a luxury that has been denied to them for centuries.
Since the pioneering work of Savage, most models of decision under uncertainty rely on a numerical representation where utility and uncertainty are commensurate.
An overview of the comments commensurate to their frequency and content was selected to give a balanced representation of respondent feedback.
Of those, the New York-based Secretariat was the only division to employ enough Americans "to consistently satisfy its goal for equitable representation" and that hired "Americans in senior and policymaking positions at levels commensurate with major contributors relative to their contribution levels," in the eight years studied, according to the report.
The Liberal Democrats have made an overhaul of the election system their signature issue, calling for proportional representation in Parliament, which in future elections would allow the party to claim a tally of seats more commensurate with its level of popularity.
Katie Taylor, an investigator with the international rights group Reprieve, which is aiding in Mobley's representation, said she was unsure if the transfer "represents a shift" in Yemen's posture toward Mobley or is commensurate with months of denial of legal access.
But is there a commensurate societal concern?
Yet the privileges come without commensurate responsibility.
