Sentence examples for have more representation from inspiring English sources

The Americans want emerging countries, especially China, to have more representation, and thus take on more responsibility.

"It is part of the coalition agreement to encourage supporters to have more representation at their clubs," said Hugh Robertson, the sports minister at the time.

The massive computing company likes to boast that its 350,000-plus employees use around 10,000 internal blog and 15,000 wikis, and have more representation than any company on social networking sites such as LinkedIn and Facebook.

Also, sparsely populated (mostly rural) states have more representation per voter than those with higher populations.

Crowley avoided mentioning ElBaradei by name and merely said, "We always encourage the Egyptian government's political reform and opening in order to have more representation and participation.

That is part of my personal inspiration to make art and tell stories and have more representation for women and people of color.

"In my day, in these circumstances," said one of them, "those youths would have had more representation than you could conceivably get in Congress".

The jaunt was halfway over and the Braves, the Rangers, the Devils and the Grizzlies all had more representation at the Stadium than the Mets.

Asian women, who had more representation at the professional level than other minorities, had the lowest chances of moving up from professional to executive.

CAMR will now transfer its mission and resources to the Alliance for Regenerative Medicine, which includes many CAMR members but also has more representation from companies.

"But I do think having more representation allows for the gradation, the shades of in between, the inherent things that make us human, which are those little nuances.