Sentence examples for establishing a representative from inspiring English sources

Here, using the distributions of 102 biodiversity features and 7 extractive uses we trial the systematic conservation planning software Zonation as a decision-support tool to facilitate progress towards New Zealand's commitment to establishing a representative network of MPAs while providing for economic development.

After all, the constitution invests power in the people, as well as establishing a representative form of government.

The results of this study lay the groundwork for establishing a representative array of phosphate adducts as biomarkers of tobacco carcinogen exposure in future studies.

However, random sampling, calls in the evening hours, and the fact that 90% of all households in Germany [ 30] are still connected by landline, were good prerequisites for establishing a representative sample of participants.

With the Samoan community, a quota system was used to ensure that the numbers of respondents were apportioned across the different church congregations in accordance with their estimated relative sizes, thereby establishing a representative balance amongst all of the churches.

Farrar and Aslam have established a representative group for minicab drivers, mostly working for Uber, called United Private Hire Drivers UPHDD).

"A sovereign Iraq deserves the full support of the international community as it works to establish a representative and freely elected system of government in the months ahead," Mr. Bush told reporters at the White House on Thursday.

REMAKING IRAQI POLITICS -- Lt. Gen. Jay Garner, picked by the Bush administration to run postwar Iraq, flew to Nasiriya for meetings with more than 70 Iraqis and exiles who were invited by American officials to help establish a representative government.

Schurz was a student at the University of Bonn when, in early 1848, news reached the German states that the French people had deposed their king and established a representative government.

In 1818 the grand duke issued a constitution that made Baden one of the first German states to establish a representative assembly; however, later liberal reforms under Leopold, grand duke from 1830 to 1852, did not keep pace with radical demands that eventually precipitated a revolution led by Friedrich Hecker and Gustav von Struve in 1848.

First, although an attempt was made to establish a representative sample of existing and plausible scientific impact measures, several other conceivable impact measures could have been included in this analysis.