Sentence examples for more fair representation from inspiring English sources

"One more reason that we should have a Democratic majority is we would have a more fair representation of what the state actually looks like in policy-making positions in the State Senate," said Senator Gustavo Rivera, a Bronx Democrat.

In the grave X1117 from Ribe KLR-79044, Figure 8), a 14 17 year old male, the soil samples next to the femur fell from 800 ng g-1 close to the femur to 100 ng g-1 9–10 cm away, which could indicate that the compaction plane of the corpse did not coincide with excavation plane, and that values around 800 ng g-1 are a more fair representation of the soft tissue values of this individual.

That denial of fair representation is more grotesquely unjust than most other excrescences and weirdnesses of our constitution.

To continue campaigning with Labour's Commission on Older Women to get broadcasters to do more than just talk about the fair representation of women over 50 on our TV screens.

She spoke about the need to give women of colour in her country fair representation in business and more visibility in government.

There's a fair representation of the Radio 4 demographic, but far more youngsters than I had expected – groups of students, twentysomething friends, young families.

Kapadia and his team have said the film is a fair representation that they got of Amy from conducting more than 100 interviews with friends and family.

The Juilliard production is a fair representation; and if Ms. Rivera gets all of her voice back, it may be more than that.

However this is far from a fair representation when the overwhelming amount of evidence supports one position over the other (and even more so when one side is not even represented by experts in the field).

"It will not ensure fair representation".

fair representation, is an American variant of proportional representation.