Sentence examples for political representations from inspiring English sources

A few of the commissioned artists inevitably sought to defy Rockefeller's edict that religious and political representations were out of place in commercial buildings.

To better understand the hierarchy of decision-making in London and other global cities, the Urban Age has created a series of diagrams that capture their governance structures, political representations and budgets.

Beginning with a focus on the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Century, when Valencia was economic 'head' of the Kingdom of Aragon, this paper will follow how the city developed in concert with evolving intellectual and political representations of it.

[Classic treatments of the concept of political representations within this literature include Pennock and Chapman 1968; Pitkin, 1967 and Schwartz, 1988.] Hanna Pitkin (1967) provides, perhaps, one of the most straightforward definitions: to represent is simply to "make present again".

These considerations all belong to a complex and multi-actor model of social bargaining that focuses on sense-making and political representations rather than on quantitative planning [ 26].

Although Blanchard and most of his followers have abandoned this language of "true" versus untrue transsexuals, and have insisted (and even shown) that SRS can benefit "autogynephilic" transsexuals as much as "homosexual" transsexuals, the legacy of their more prohibitive predecessors hangs over the clinical and political representations of MTF transsexuality.

Nigerians also requested more political representation.

And we need fairness in political representation.

And no guarantee of minority political representation.

Kermit Dear Kermit You need political representation.

"We have almost no political representation," Ramos said.