Sentence examples for having representation from inspiring English sources

Having representation would be okay.

In fact, he says Ukip favours all the overseas territories having representation in parliament.

But employees attached little importance to the formal trappings of corporate control, such as having representation on the board.

True, they were slightly different from colonial New Englanders when it comes to taxation without representation, due to the minor point of having representation.

True, when it comes to taxation without representation, they were slightly different from colonial New Englanders on the minor point of having representation.

In response, Mirabella's camp argued she was a strong advocate for the region and that Indi will suffer from not having representation at the heart of the new Coalition government.

Yes, they should have representation.

"Burger-eating people have representation.

Bagel-eating people have representation.

"Pizza-eating people have representation," Mr. Singh said.

It was set aside so that blacks could have representation".