Sentence examples for lacking representation from inspiring English sources

The Brotherhood dominated the last assembly but is now banned after being blacklisted as a "terrorist organisation," while leftist and secular movements that led the 2011 uprising are boycotting the election or lacking representation in the polls.

Peoples Improv Theater, 123 East 24th Street, Manhattan, (212) 563-7488, thepit-nyc.com; $15. (Angelo) 'Unmanageable' (Friday) Some of the city's stand-ups who are lacking representation — but not for long — take the stage.

But it served as a critique of more structural problems, at once highlighting the wellspring of strong black actresses on television right now (including Aduba, Kerry Washington, and Taraji P. Henson) and hinting at the roles that still aren't there for countless groups lacking representation in pop culture.

He claims to have no ambition for high office - and with the party still lacking representation at Westminster that is not going to happen soon - but it has, against all the odds, established itself as a genuine force.

Other future works in this area should strive to study the instructional practices of a more demographically diverse sample of instructors, so as to not only challenge dominant narratives but to potentially uncover other important and innovative strategies that may be lacking representation in the extant literature.

The running order also puts an interesting angle on the issue of female DJs lacking representation in polls of this sort.

Yet, in Europe, barring a few exceptions such as Norway, women lack representation on boards.

"It's an insult to me and to my community; the Bronx is the one borough that lacks representation.

But it lacks representation in the European Parliament or Commission—a set-up described as "fax democracy", because it is on the receiving end of legislation sent from Brussels.

While it lacks representation of things like blogs and social media, it contains a highly comprehensive sample of what we might think of as the traditional media.

The self-selecting panels also lack representation from those most susceptible to flu: the very young and the very old.The new survey could change that.