Sentence examples for need to be representing from inspiring English sources

The Libertarians also need to be representing their stance by getting into the mix.

"We need to be represented here too.

Racially marginalized groups aren't the only ones that need to be represented on the court.

"We as a state need to be represented by a United States senator, or a second United States senator".

In fact, she seems to say, the world has no need to be represented: there it is, all around us, all the time.

Unsurprisingly, given their positions, they are still wedded to the idea that minorities need to be represented by a narrow range of self-appointed groups.

If Caesar wants to build a society based on the human model, this brain type will need to be represented in the ape population.

Team principal Douglas Ryder has aggressively insisted to his riders that they need to be represented in the breakaway every single day.

"All Iraqis need to be represented so they can fight the terrorism together," he said after his brief meeting with Chahristani.

All mental health disciplines need to be represented in this dialogue, and there needs to be some way of preventing unqualified doctors from prescribing psychiatric medications.

"There are 13 million people who voted for Mohamed Morsi and these people need to be represented," said Sherif Taher, a senior member of the liberal Al Wafd Party.