Sentence examples for idea of representative from inspiring English sources

Alexander, however, never quite abandoned the idea of representative institutions.

The idea of representative government is at stake.

But given what's at stake — the very idea of representative democracy — it's worth considering.

The fundamental idea of representative government remains powerful, and no compelling alternative model has emerged.

The program was the idea of Representative Charles E. Bennett, a Florida Democrat who served 44 years in the House.

Terrified by the impotence conferred on it by an EU referendum that's smashed the very idea of representative government and replaced it with the blunt rule of plebiscite, the House of Commons retreats in this scene into its own forms, rituals, atmosphere.

"The idea of representatives is modern," he wrote.

The garden was the idea of representatives from Real Food Hopkins, a student-run group committed to bringing local, sustainable, humane and fair food to the Homewood campus and the surrounding Baltimore area.

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The American immigrants had been exposed to the ideas of representative government that had evolved along the Atlantic seaboard, and their ideas of governmental institutions were blended in Canada with those of people who came directly from Britain.