Sentence examples for for increased representation from inspiring English sources

A-League clubs have argued behind closed doors with FFA for an independent governance body for the league, or for increased representation on the FFA board.

As the most underrepresented group within the scientific arena, Native American communities have a deep need for increased representation within the mainstream scientific work force.

Kin selection theory is often presented as a triumph of the 'gene's-eye view of evolution', which sees organic evolution as the result of competition among genes for increased representation in the gene-pool, and individual organisms as mere 'vehicles' that genes have constructed to aid their propagation (Dawkins 1976 , 1982.

There is a growing demand for increased representation in the film sector.

Just three years ago, the world watched as millions of people took to the streets -- from downtown Tunis to Tahrir Square -- and to social media with calls for increased representation.

ROI-based comparisons between the acquired and control groups were repeated as above, while accounting for handedness using this sub-group, with similar results (t 30) = 3.1, p=0.004 for increased representation during intact hand movements and t 37) = −2.25, p=0.032 for decreased residual arm representation during residual arm movements in acquired amputees vs controls).

Special role for women The increased representation of women in African parliaments makes it easier to pass legislation concerning women and girls, particularly in the areas of health and education, Ms. Kamba noted.

"They have not embraced the skills of BAME officers for the cause of increasing representation in a sustained manner.

Rhode Island Center for Justice An organization with a mission is to provide increased representation for low-income people in the courts, to potentiate the advocacy work being done by community groups, and to develop a strong network of public interest attorneys in Rhode Island.

The prevalence of traits among island floras was also analysed in relation to the island attributes latitude, climate zone and phytogeographic province, with an additional factor allowing for the possibility that increased representation of uniformly anemophilous taxa such as Poaceae and Cyperaceae may bias the model.

The letter emphasized the need for the Fed to increase representation of women and minorities, especially on the boards of the its regional banks, and to include representatives of consumer and labor interests, rather than just bankers and corporate leaders.