Sentence examples for directly representative of from inspiring English sources
They call a special convention, supposedly composed of representatives who are directly representative of the people.
Also, in glacial stages foraminifera form their shells in equilibrium with the ambient water, so that the oxygen isotope ratio in foraminifera shells is directly representative of the global volume of glacial ice.
But the ultimate rules which are going to govern them have to be made by some other body and, preferably, by something that is directly representative of the people.
Such systems are democratic, although some people would like them to be changed to be more directly representative of how votes were cast.
He said: "The authority sets the force's budget, [policing] plan and appoints the chief constable, but it's not directly representative of the public.
Note that these rankings are not directly representative of sales numbers; while AdMob's ad network is wide enough that these numbers can provide an accurate picture of usage trends, they don't necessarily prove that one handset is outselling another.
The procedural decision aligned with the selection of senators by state legislatures, making it the less directly representative wing of Congress.
Finally, the results described earlier are directly representative only of the 28 communities where the evaluation was conducted.
India is already exploring the possibility of talking directly to representatives of Kashmiri groups it formerly considered too militant to touch.
So parliament can choose to take that power away; a good thing because a basic principle of democracy is that the directly elected representatives of the electorate hold the ultimate power.
This is a practice rendered somewhat absurd when one considers that Adams first began negotiating directly with representatives of Her Majesty's Government when he was in his early twenties.
