Sentence examples for more representative and from inspiring English sources

It will be younger, more representative and more socially liberal.

A more representative and functional Congress would regain legitimacy.

The Auld proposals to make juries more representative and more efficient should help.

While Tonga's royal heritage was integral to the country's culture and identity, people favoured a more representative and elected parliament.

The real lesson from this experience is that we need a more representative and responsive political system.

Advocates called on Mr. Geithner to appoint governors who could make the Fed more representative and accountable.

However, the in situ technique appears to be the better approach for measuring SOD, as it likely to provide more representative and accurate results.

Clearly there is much to be done so that boards can become more representative and diverse by recruiting more young people.

It is better not (just) because it is more representative and democratically legitimate, but because it is better positioned to do its job – to deliver justice.

"There was a lot of talk in the campaign about making parliament more representative and to make sure policy makers reflect the wider population.

Then, in the late nineteen-eighties, minority leaders brought a suit that eventually forced a districting change, which made the council both more representative and, inevitably, more fractious.