They will have no guarantee of representation on the board.
In suggesting that the Bill did indeed violate the Articles of Union, it was submitted that, prior to Union, the Estates of Parliament, Scotland's old, pre-Union parliament, was entitled to impose conditions, and that one fundamental condition was a guarantee of representation of Scotland in both Houses of Parliament at Westminster.
With over 22,000 lobbyists in Washington, D.C., aggressive lobbying has become an accepted element of the American democracy with special interest groups effectively trumping our constitutional guarantees of representation in government.
Calpers, the California state employees pension fund, wants a guarantee of future representation for institutional investors.
Though many Sunni Arabs bitterly oppose the American occupation, their best guarantee of retaining representation in the transitional assembly may be through the caucus-style elections.
He noted that the administration did end up with a law that explicitly said there was no guarantee of proportional representation for any minority.
The Party of Unity, which represents mostly ethnic Hazaras and Shiite Muslims, both minorities, said that it would not withdraw its troops until there was a guarantee of proportional representation in the government controlled by Ismail Khan, the Northern Alliance commander who governed here for four years before being imprisoned by the Taliban.
Although China's 1994 Labor Law provides guarantees of union representation and social benefits, among other things, such provisions are often ignored by employers.
And no guarantee of minority political representation.
As already performed by Ortega et al. (Ortega et al., 2010), all the analyses conducted on the HELENA data were adjusted by a weighing factor to balance the sample according to the age and sex distribution of the theoretical sample to guarantee representation of each of the stratified groups.
They took this to mean, roughly, that an impression is cognitive if [a] its content is true [b] it is caused in the appropriate way for correctly representing its object, and [c] its truth is warranted by the inimitable richness and detail of representation guaranteed by its causal history (see Frede 1999).
