Sentence examples for get proper representation from inspiring English sources

I know there aren't enough of us and we've got a battle to get proper representation.

But Father Mendl, who feels the census must be accurate if this city is to get proper representation, funding and services, set out to get a form and be counted.

The interim government should convene an emergency meeting of top leaders from all major Iraqi communities to come up with a revised election timetable and procedures that would optimize the ability of minority groups to get proper representation.

Much trouble over Cameroonian 'A lists' and all-women shortlists could have been saved had Shaw's idea been adopted of the "coupled vote": that each constituency should elect one man and one woman in order to get proper representation of women in parliament.

"I want to bring more awareness, not only in terms of educating the youth but also empowering the youth and getting proper representation in the Government of Pakistan".

They don't get proper legal representation and social support to even appear recognizable as who they are and where they're coming from.

Her advice in any contentious estate is that each heir have proper representation and that the executor get everyone involved to sign off on the final decision.

Gehrls knows how important this can be when people are arrested at a protest, getting their name and connecting them to legal aid helps ensure they receive proper representation.

"We do not have proper representation".

"There are a lot of poor people who don't have proper representation," he said.

Last night party sources said: "We think the people of Falkirk should have proper representation.