Sentence examples for equitable representation from inspiring English sources

Meaningful diversity is not about quotas but equitable representation.

Women's groups, in particular, sought more equitable representation: only 19 of the 230 parliamentary seats were held by women.

Overwhelmingly, the focus on executive diversity so far has been on gender, with companies making only painfully slow progress towards a more equitable representation of women on boards.

In 2015 only 41 black and minority ethnic MPs – 6% – were elected, when there should be nearer 100 for a more equitable representation.

Questions of equitable representation probably will never go away, but at this point, many artists would balk at being included in an identity-based show.

In making nominations under this section, the President shall give due regard to equitable representation of scientists and engineers who are women or who represent minority groups.

But more open and equitable representations of sex and gender are finally breaking into RPGs.

The US must prioritise gender-equitable representation in its approach to urban planning or governance.

Instead of practicing inclusive and transparent governance, al-Maliki relies mainly on sectarian support and ignores calls by the Sunni community and socially disadvantaged groups for equitable political representation and power-sharing.

The nonpermanent members are chosen to achieve equitable regional representation, five members coming from Africa or Asia, one from eastern Europe, two from Latin America, and two from western Europe or other areas.

Membership on the Council is divided among three groups: (1) the 8 countries with the "largest interest" in providing international shipping services; (2) the 8 countries with the largest interest in providing international seaborne trade; and (3) 16 countries with a "special interest" in maritime transport, selected to ensure equitable geographic representation.