Sentence examples for equipped to represent from inspiring English sources
My criticism, which I have on numerous occasions discussed with it, is that it continues to produce a leadership that is neither equipped to represent, nor is genuinely reflective of, the contemporary aspirations of large sections of British Muslim communities.
Jamieson explains that democracy, as it now stands, is not adequately equipped to represent the interests of future generations.
Our media is still struggling to accurately name the ways in which we fail women and survivors, more interested in redacted bikini photos than how violence alters our psychology and our legal system is not yet equipped to represent the nuances of abuse.
One study shows that more than 60percentt of Americans believe that climate change will harm future generations, but only 38percentt believe it will harm them personally "a moderate amount". Jamieson explains that democracy, as it now stands, is not adequately equipped to represent the interests of future generations.
In making regional agreements, the GP usually is not equipped to represent the profession as a whole [ 8], therefore national guidelines should be formulated which can be adapted to different regions.
What happens when these intermediaries become better equipped to represent the communicative interests of users than users themselves?
Jeffries, 48, sought the position by arguing that he was best-equipped to represent the multitude of viewpoints in the Democratic Caucus.
Experience shows that members of the public are not well-equipped to represent themselves on a legal stage.
Jonathan Rapping *92 worked for more than a decade in public defenders' offices and saw that many court-appointed lawyers were ill-equipped to represent their clients well.
Clearly, there is a disconnect between the rich bureaucrats in Congress and the working-class Americans they are ill-equipped to represent.
