Sentence examples for more diverse representation from inspiring English sources

It's simply too difficult to see how the move could help Georgia's tottering democracy develop what it needs most: robust institutions and more diverse representation in government.

After all, they can always buy their jeans in a different store if their demands for a more diverse representation aren't met – perhaps a store that doesn't insist on making them feel as though they are simply oversized intruders.

Zoe Baird, president of the Markle Foundation, which provided $500,000 to Icann and other organizations that supported and monitored the election, acknowledged that the effort was not without flaws, but was an important first step in opening up Icann to more diverse representation.

If the buzz fizzles, Hanley suspects, so will the push toward more diverse representation.

Running as New Zealand' first refugee MP was about the policy gains she could achieve, but also about achieving more diverse representation in parliament, she says.

Others should feature teams of three debaters the party leader and two prominent candidates of his or her choosing as a more diverse representation of party values.

The annual study is designed to encourage more diverse representations of gay, lesbian and transgender characters.

"The time is right for more diverse representations of the female supernatural in Asian cinema," she says.

Najera is known nationwide as an advocate for more diverse representations of people in front of and behind the camera.

The L Word fared slightly better, earning cult status globally, which felt like a hugely significant step in including more diverse representations of women on TV.

The data presented here are taken from one calendar year, and it is possible that a longer time frame would have allowed for the identification of more diverse representations of abortion (although the relative consistency in the negative language used across the sample suggests this may not be the case).