Sentence examples for could have representation from inspiring English sources

It was set aside so that blacks could have representation".

He told the press that the Separatists could have representation in his Legality, but could not actually have any vote, lest they turn into what he calls "the Illegitimacy" Speaks of the danger the country is in at the moment, strikes, choleric politics, and falling money.

Not every immigrant applies for asylum -- some attorneys said it's not worth it in Atlanta given denial rates, while some immigrants with a good case could have bad representation or none at all.

Considering two assumptions, (i) The M2 is one of the major matrilineal lineages contributed by the southern route migrants in the Indian populations and (ii) The tribal people being the original/earliest inhabitants of the subcontinent could have larger representation of such contribution.

Because, after all, who are we kidding to think that in 2015 film and television could have diverse representations of gender and minority identities, and even if so, that we could actually understand them?

Yes, they should have representation.

"Burger-eating people have representation.

Bagel-eating people have representation.

"Pizza-eating people have representation," Mr. Singh said.

Do you have representation?

I didn't have representation.