Sentence examples for more representative body from inspiring English sources
Also, do you foresee the Senate ever taking measures to make itself a more representative body?
Second, he demanded the president dissolve the country's "corrupt" government in favour of a more representative body.
The following year this office was transformed into a consultative committee that became a more representative body called the Committee of the International Socialist Conference, or Comisco.
It became clear to me, if not to them, that disbanding the council and dismissing the governmental ministers in June will create uncertainty and tension that will far outweigh the benefits gained from forging a more representative body.
Hoping for a more representative body than the Istanbul-based Syrian National Council, President Obama and other world leaders recognized, in December, a new opposition coalition formed in Doha, Qatar.
But the more representative the body the less well it is able to deliberate: more democracy is very often less.
Or the failure to reform the aged, white and male FA Council to become a more diverse, representative body.
However, would a more direct or representative body be more suitable for today's world?Updating the democratic structure of the UN, as a means of attaining the proper respect it desires, could be the revolution that Kofi Annan is looking for.MATTHEW JAMESCardiffSIR America is unwilling to pay its dues until the UN is more efficient.
But he said his plan to reform the FA Council, reducing the influence of its myriad committees and making the much-derided battalion of blazers a more diverse and representative body, would make it impossible for him to stay.
This study was a good initial demonstration of the biodegradability and hydrolysis properties of different poly amino acid ester phosphazenes, although a more suitable degradation medium would be phosphate buffer solution (PBS) at 37°C, which is more representative of the body fluid pH, temperature, and ion concentrations.
There are now more students than ever before entering higher education, but is the student body more representative than it was when higher education was just for a few?
