Sentence examples for garnering representation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bakker noted, "in the Action2020 Climate Dialogs we are hosting a series of global roundtables, in India, Brazil, China, Australia, the U.S., and elsewhere, garnering representation from key stakeholder groups to discuss the action plans developed for LCTPi, aiming to have each action plan signed-off by CEOs who are committed to take action and see the plan through".
All told, Mr. Reeves estimates he's helped roughly a dozen writers garner either representation or a sale, with another dozen connected to lower-level producers and directors who don't necessarily make the trade headlines.
While African Americans, who are thirteen percent of the U.S. population, fare better in board representation, garnering eight percent of board seats, they are only four percent of executive teams.
The reality is that the outcome of the election will see the next parliament consisting of three political groupings: principlists, otherwise known as hard-liners, centrists/reformists and independents, with each group garnering about equal representation.
Issues of race and minority representation (especially gender imbalance) continued to garner wide attention in 2015, thanks in no small part to discussions generated by Theatre Communications Group, the national nonprofit theatre organization.
The film's crew talked to the Times as the lack of female representation in the film industry continues to garner more attention, even outside Hollywood. .
After a hiatus of several years with no party representation in the chamber, the JKNC again began garnering two to four seats with each election, beginning with the 1998 poll.
Tweeters called out sexist advertising using the #NotBuyingIt tag, care of the Representation Project, over 15,000 times during the Super Bowl, garnering 2.4 million impressions.
Pictorial representation.
