Sentence examples for make representative from inspiring English sources

Her independent spirit and unyielding determination to make representative democracy work won her a permanent place in the pantheon of great Americans.

House Democrats met to make Representative Nancy Pelosi of California their candidate for speaker and essentially kept their leadership intact as well, with Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland remaining majority leader.

The Democrat, State Assemblyman Mike Honda, does it all the time, with advertisements and fliers attacking "the Republican leaders in Congress," and promising that his first vote will be to make Representative Richard A. Gephardt speaker of the House.

Mr. Nader sometimes argues that even if Mr. Gore loses, the Green Party's efforts will help elect more Democrats to the House, and make Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri the next speaker.

A good place for us all to go would be Alaska, because Mr. Fox -- back when he was talking about the big picture -- said that we need to make Representative Don Young of that state, chairman of the transportation committee, "our new best friend".

But the Northampton Town defender added: "I don't think it is fair to say that a straight, white, old man can't make representative decisions.

Of course, if direct democracy is a good-sounding dumb idea, its appeal among these Gallup respondents is probably rooted in the fact that our lawmaking professionals have endeavored at length these past few years to make representative democracy a complete and utter sinkhole of human wreckage, so these preferences are fairly understandable.

Biological replicates were pooled to make representative samples for deep sequencing analysis.