Sentence examples for commitment to representation from inspiring English sources

An inclusion rider, as John Jay College professor Phillip Atiba Goff explained on Twitter, is "a clause in an actor's contract that requires the cast and crew be diverse in order to retain the actor" ― essentially, it's a commitment to representation.

Recognising and challenging institutional sexism needs to be combined with a genuine commitment to equal representation.

Caroline Lucas has indicated the price of such a pact might be a commitment to proportional representation.

"This bill ensures greater independence, transparency and a commitment to fair representation and equality".

In 2007, a press officer was fired for briefing journalists that the Lib Dems were prepared to abandon their commitment to proportional representation in circumstances that have never been fully explained.

The Tony Blair of 1995 was seeking not merely office for Labour but a realignment of the entire system; long talks with Paddy Ashdown including a commitment to proportional representation - "you can trust me on this" - were meant to lead to a new "progressive" coalition in British politics and the ditching of the Tories.

So maybe that's why it's important that Netflix has continued to greenlight more diverse shows not just as a token gesture, but as a commitment to real representation across genres and behind the scenes.

So maybe that's why it's important that Netflix has continued to greenlight more diverse shows not just as a token gesture, but as a commitment to real representation across genres and behind the scenes.

"I think institutions really need to make a commitment to equal representation across the board, and that means a paradigm shift institutionally about how they value certain work," Rosa-Salas said.

One Day at a Time is perhaps the strongest example yet of Netflix's commitment to real representation over superficial diversity; the show gives equal attention to military veterans and queer youth in the form of well-rounded characters with narrative arcs that transcend mere label box-ticking, while also touching on subjects from PTSD to religion. .

One Day at a Time is perhaps the strongest example yet of Netflix's commitment to real representation over superficial diversity; the show gives equal attention to military veterans and queer youth in the form of well-rounded characters with narrative arcs that transcend mere label box-ticking, while also touching on subjects from PTSD to religion.