Sentence examples for its representation to from inspiring English sources

In its first lower-house elections, in 1967, Kōmeitō won 25 seats, and by 1979 it had more than doubled its representation to 57 seats.

The Republican Left almost doubled its representation, to 23 seats in the 135-member regional assembly.

In elections for the Assembly in 2011, the Alliance increased its representation to eight seats.

Mr. Wilders's party more than doubled its representation to 24 lawmakers, making a job in the cabinet for the nation's most controversial politician a real possibility.

"By addressing the quality of a particular management practice, a defendant declares the subject of its representation to be material to the reasonable shareholder, and thus is bound to speak truthfully".

The DUP and Sinn Féin remained in control of the Assembly in the 2011 elections, in which the former increased its representation to 38 seats and the latter added a seat to reach 29.

"In doing so, Merrill misused this information and acted contrary to its representations to customers," the S.E.C. said in a statement.

"The Carl Eller class has learned that despite its representations to the contrary, the union bargained away significant and substantial retired player issues without any input from the retired players," the letter says.

knew, contrary to its representations to the public, S.&P.'s desire for increased revenue and market share in the RMBS and CDO ratings markets, and its resulting desire to maintain and enhance its relationships with issuers that drove its ratings business, improperly influenced S.&P. to downplay and disregard the true extent of the credit risks," the suit says.

In its representations to Ofcom, the BBC said programme makers were aware the word was "used to refer to people of Asian origin" but they considered "such use was mere slang".

"Retailing not only drives the Welsh economy, its health is a visible barometer of the economic climate," it says in its written representation to the assembly.