Sentence examples for more representation in from inspiring English sources

Pashtuns, the largest ethnic group in Afghanistan, in particular have demanded more representation in the government.

Campaigning in Renfrewshire, Brown said the SNP only want more representation in Westminster so they can force a second referendum.

Those interviewed were hesitant to give specific numbers, but said they expected more representation in decision-making positions, and more diversity in agencies that need it.

As long as male roles are the best roles, for men and women, men are always going to have more opportunities, and more representation, in Hollywood.

They are not complicated by separatist visions: Iran's Arabs seek more representation in the government that exists, not a different government altogether.

Mr. Medvedev also proposed new rules that would allow opposition parties marginally more representation in Parliament, challenging the consolidation of power that was the trademark of his predecessor, Vladimir V. Putin, who is now the prime minister.

It may offer help for more representation of China in international economic institutions, reflecting the rise of China's economic power.

Media and advertisers will start to think more closely about how to resonate with Hispanics which will definitely lead to Latinos seeing more representation of themselves in media across both languages.

The difference between then and now was because the formulation was intended as an electoral gimmick that would give the South more representation, by counting in blacks to a three-fifths degree, and thus more legislative power.

She called for more representation for women in both FIFA as whole as well as well as its executive committee -- the latter of which has only one elected woman on its 25-member group.

I received an email from a group that identified itself as "The Legion of Leia" who's stated purpose was "More representation for women in Star Wars Episode VII".