Sentence examples for has strong representation from inspiring English sources

The club has strong representation from Colorado, New York and Florida, but also from China, Britain, Mexico and Italy.

Hezbollah, a Shiite militant group, whose political wing has strong representation in the Parliament and cabinet, is the most powerful military force in Lebanon, and it is also widely thought to have the best intelligence network.

Encouragingly, this group has strong representation of migrant women, women with disabilities, rural women and older women, the groups most likely to be affected by job losses in the fourth industrial revolution.

The line-up also has strong representation from Latin America, including the sexually charged but surprisingly tender Mexican film Four Moons and the stunningly beautiful Brazilian feature that opens the festival, The Way He Looks, about the blossoming of teenage love between a blind schoolboy and a new arrival.

The National Leadership Team is gender balanced and has strong representation across racial and ethnic lines.

The chamber has traditionally had strong representation from the ranks of the shopkeepers in Huntington village, one of Long Island's most dynamic retailing areas.

Asked about McMorris's work during the Donaghy scandal, the referee said, "If we didn't have strong representation, there's no telling what kind of constraints we'd be under now".

Poonia, 35, became the first woman from India to advance to the finals in discus, an event that has been in the Olympics since 1928, but has not had strong representation from the huge country.

"Poonia, 35, became the first woman from India to advance to the finals in discus, an event that has been in the Olympics since 1928," but has not had strong representation from India, Ms. Pilon wrote.

In addition to thinking of cities as platforms, capable of generating and sharing data to create a laboratory for change, city officials must have strong representation from across the technological spectrum to make the Digital Social Contract a reality.

Based on our theoretical premise, an interpretation of this result is that there is a "penalty" in terms of wages for African-Americans to be in occupations that have strong representation by Hispanics.