Sentence examples for equal representation of the from inspiring English sources

I realise this would move us to a more federal structure, but it would allow full and equal representation of the individual nations.

Oliver Ellsworth and Roger Sherman, among others, in what is sometimes called the Connecticut, or Great, Compromise, proposed a bicameral legislature with proportional representation in the lower house and equal representation of the states in the upper house.

Argentina and Brazil probably are the most clearly federal, with rigid constitutions, equal representation of the regional governments in the upper house, and significant power reserved to the regional level.

This is meant to ensure that the number of seats each party secures matches as closely as possible each party's vote share, in accordance with Denmark's constitution which requires not only regional representation but "equal representation of the various opinions of the electorate".

Five years ago, Randall, along with his business partner, Mary Jones, opened Ultra, a salon on what was then a desolate patch of East Fourth Street just west of Avenue B. Like many modern salons, Ultra embodies Ms. Rogers's legacy, with nearly equal representation of the sexes and all the internecine messiness that it implies (40percentt of those who make the trek are male).

Assault was the sole mechanism of death where males were not over represented, with equal representation of the sexes.

Adding equal amounts of DNA from each individual ensures equal representation of these sequences in the final data output.

In addition, samples were chosen such that the tumor and normal counterparts in each case had approximately equal representations of the epithelial compartment, as assessed microscopically.

The items for the summary index were chosen to provide an equal representation of all the multiple measures in the test battery and were chosen before identification of the individual items that were statistically different between the two comparison groups.

Supreme Court Justice Lord Sumption cautioned recently that a rush for equal representation of women at the top of the legal profession could have "appalling consequences for the quality of justice".

The lack of equal representation of women in the technology sector seems even more absurd when you look at some of the research showing that women can make important contributions to companies.