Sentence examples for even representation from inspiring English sources
In the case of the non-human stakeholders on the planet, we never had the illusion of democratic participation, but the possibilities of informal listening, noticing, engagement, conversation and even representation are no less compelling.
In planning for the election, the Tunisian authorities are requiring that all participating parties list as many women as men as candidates, and to alternate them on the ballots, to encourage a more even representation of women in the constituent assembly.
Neither logic nor even representation (in Rorty's sense) possesses the rights of the first-born.
There was an even representation of males and females (Table 4).
Only the realization of unique odd coefficients is shown; their even representation can be realized by additional left shifts.
Sturgeon does seem to hold the stronger view that not even representation of whatever special sort is appealed to by the quasi-representationalist can suffice for a sensory quality, because any such representation can occur unconsciously.
Even the representation of the human form is unusual.
A longitudinal study of over 700 U.S. companies found that implementing diversity training programs has little positive effect and may even decrease representation of black women.
Pro-life women have not even found representation among Republican first ladies, all of whom in the post-Roe era have been pro-choice.
Even decimal representation was not a given: in 1668 Samuel Morland invented an adding machine specialized for British money a decidedly nondecimal system.
