Sentence examples for legislative representation from inspiring English sources

The constitution guarantees the armed forces executive and legislative representation.

Guaranteed legislative representation of youth, persons with disabilities, and other marginalized groups was also provided for by the constitution.

This modification increased the legislative representation of small parties but led to a greater distortion of the proportional ideal.

Although it stands at 133 out of 143 in the global league tables for women's legislative representation, these barriers are not unique to Nigeria.

Some scholars, like Mona Lena Krook and Beth Reingold, have argued that increasing female legislative representation does not consistently lead to better policies for women and the vulnerable.

Movements for statehood, based in part on Hawaii's obligation to pay U.S. taxes without having corresponding legislative representation, began to emerge.

There are reasons why the U.S. ranks 95th in the world for women's national legislative political representation, and has never had a woman president, and it isn't because women aren't credible, able, trustworthy, moral, or have problematic spouses.

The redistricting affects not only legislative and Congressional representation, but also the level of financing for programs in various districts.

Such claims included the right to vote from abroad in both presidential and legislative elections, fair representation of the Tunisians abroad in the parliament, and the right to be elected, including for dual citizens.

In 1962, Baker v. Carr elucidated the doctrine while limiting it, holding that despite the seemingly political nature of legal challenges to legislative districts and voter representation, voters held a justiciable right to representation in the House of Representatives on a numerically equal basis as voters in other districts.

The principles of representation and legislative supremacy were discarded.