Sentence examples for ensuring fair representation from inspiring English sources

The main focus of opposition activity has since shifted to pursuing the goal of preventing the election of a March 14th candidate as president.The opposition has couched its activities in terms of resisting US efforts to dominate Lebanon, safeguarding the rights of Hizbullah as a force resisting Israeli occupation, and ensuring fair representation of all of Lebanon's various sects and communities.

"It will not ensure fair representation".

In February, the American Bar Association, which is not against capital punishment, voted for a moratorium on executions until states can ensure fair representation and adequate appeals for those accused of capital crimes.

Finding a permutation of appointments that ensures fair representation of different areas of Europe, countries of different sizes and major political groups makes this process a bit like solving a Rubik's cube.

Monaco's vice-president, Vadim Vasilyev, told the Guardian that while he agrees that the Champions League needs to be reformed because the group stages are often "boring", he is unhappy with the way the changes were devised and with a perceived failure to ensure fair representation for Ligue 1 clubs.

The BBC says it will ensure "fair representation" of the Northern Ireland parties, as well as the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats, to ensure impartiality, although the details of how this will be achieved are yet to be finalised.

"Equally, it's great to see some further powers over equalities issues, and the ability to ensure fair representation on our public bodies, income tax and welfare - all powers NUS Scotland have called for".

It challenges the common practice of politicians carving up of congressional districts to gain partisan advantage, rather than ensure fair representation and competition.

While some districts may change to ensure fair representation to California's growing Latino and Asian American populations, there won't be wholesale changes to boundaries across the state.

One example of this is the Council's Hollywood Bureau which works with the entertainment industry to ensure fair representation of Muslims in media and help Muslim filmmakers, writers and actors make contacts with Hollywood professionals.

In other nations of the world, such a close "tie" resulting from a conflict between constitutional requirements and popular votes could by demand of the voting population result in the formation of a coalition government to ensure fair representation to each winning party.