Sentence examples for form a representative from inspiring English sources
Hence there is a need to form a representative time series which can represent the entire time series.
In Washington, the State Department called on the new rulers to form a representative interim government.
Elections were held in April and May 1965 to form a representative government.
He said Afghanistan did not need the help of the United Nations to form a representative government.
Taken as a whole, they don't form a representative cross-section of what younger artists are up to these days, which is pluralistic and likely to remain so.
After designing the system in Sweden, he left the government to form a representative group for the existing schools and went on to found Kunskapsskolan, backed by investors including the people behind Sony Eriksson mobile phones.
It suffered, like Italy, from the difficulty of forming a representative national team that would equal the brilliance of its individual club teams.
American officials said the participation of Mr. Allawi and his Sunni-supported political bloc were both crucial to forming a representative government.
Via shortwave radio, they are keeping a watch on the Rhine, where talks on forming a representative Afghan government entered their second day today at a well-appointed hotel across the river from Bonn.
I argue that where residents formed a representative committee and coordinated a legal strategy, they successfully secured their right to stay put.
