Sentence examples for more representation and from inspiring English sources

The Americans want emerging countries, especially China, to have more representation, and thus take on more responsibility.

A little less taxation, a little more representation, and, presto two hundred and twenty-seven years later, we might all be Canadians.

Meanwhile, holding at bay the extremists while building successful civil societies with better justice, more representation and economic opportunities for all will be difficult, with unavoidable setbacks, but nonetheless achievable if there is a broad and assertive consensus about the general direction in which these countries now wish to travel.

We need to get more representation and that needs to start now.

Crowley avoided mentioning ElBaradei by name and merely said, "We always encourage the Egyptian government's political reform and opening in order to have more representation and participation.

If nothing else, recent events -- ranging from Trump's misogyny to the judge in the Stanford rape case to "Bernie Bros" calling a female reporter a cunt -- show me how desperately women need to have more representation, and power, in this country.

In practice, it means more freedom of speech and association and more representation for workers and farmers in some sort of democratic house.

"So there is a similar fight for more representation, acceptance and inclusion". The dynamic can create a complicated and sensitive social order for students of color to negotiate.

Setting schedules that take family life into account would especially increase the number of women over age 40, a demographic that desperately needs more representation on and off screen.

That is part of my personal inspiration to make art and tell stories and have more representation for women and people of color.

Oxford University students are calling for greater racial sensitivity and more representation of non-white culture and are urging leaders at the institution to "decolonise" life on campus and in class.