Sentence examples for elected to reflect from inspiring English sources

Ideally, its parliament should be elected to reflect more accurately the country's demography, perhaps with a Senate constituted by a special formula ensuring that all sects have a say and none can ride roughshod.

The principles of "Iowa nice" should be reflected in the actions of state leaders who are elected to reflect and represent the beliefs of their constituency.

In 2002, the first election to reflect district lines, Republicans won twelve of the nineteen congressional seats — even though a Democrat, Ed Rendell, was elected governor.

"If you think this is a problem, then you should expect your elected officials to reflect your views".

Voters embrace ideas, good and bad, and eventually expect their elected officials to reflect their views.

"If you think this is a problem," said the president, "then you should expect your elected officials to reflect your views".

I like what Secretary Perez said about urging elected officials to reflect in their budgets what they care about: "Budgets are moral documents.

"I elected to abstain in order to reflect the result of the consultation process and in recognition of a number of other factors," said Johnston via a statement.

A portrait of a younger McConnell is inscribed: "In a representative democracy senators are elected to lead, not merely to reflect which way the political wind is blowing at any given time".

Those elected to Congress didn't reflect the views of most of those of voting age in their districts.

They feel like they were elected to make cuts, and they just accurately reflect what their constituents want".