Sentence examples for more fairly represented from inspiring English sources

Mr Mosisili's LCD will probably still win, but other parties will be more fairly represented.

If the Great Hural adopted the necessary amendment to the Law on Elections, opposition parties were likely to be more fairly represented.

Another gem: the first British census, in 1801, was to find out how many men were available for conscription; the first American census, 11 years earlier, was to count people so that they could be more fairly represented in government.His conclusion is that: "This is still a Republic worth keeping, with a polity capable of doing the job".

This would be more fairly represented by quoting as well a more conservative mobility estimate extracted from the (lower) slope in the high gate voltage regime.

For his part, Andres believes the Satanic Temple's monument more fairly represents the diversity of veterans' beliefs or non-beliefs.

Also, all of the new advanced technologies must be fairly represented".

Only in recent years has it begun to be fairly represented in the Israeli political system.

Afghanistan needs an accountable government, and one in which all groups and regions are fairly represented.

It found, with two exceptions, that the witnesses' statements were fairly represented in the programme.

More and more, it is becoming increasingly clear that one annual ceremony simply isn't big enough to accurately and fairly represent the diverse range of musicians and genres responsible for creating music of black origin.

We were careful to fairly represent the perceptions of selected residents in one focus group who expressed more negative views of the NP role, in particular related to her attempts to prevent hospitalization of residents.