Sentence examples for properly representing from inspiring English sources

He kept challenging the Unionists for not properly representing their Protestant poor.

The miners say the main union has not been properly representing them during the strikes.

"(MPs appear to be) more interested in making money than properly representing their constituents".

Understanding the vertical gradients in exudation is important for properly representing the interfacial area with the anaerobic zone, and correctly estimating the flux of C compounds available to the methanogenic community.

Possibly dreamt up before Hall started to enthuse about properly representing women and minorities, it threatens to wreck his percentages – of around 10 police officers, anarchists and others in its main cast, only Vicky McClure's Winnie is a woman, and none of them is non-white (though one is disabled).

"It's my view certainly, having seen what I have seen, that their behaviour, prima facie, does indeed bring the parliamentary Labour party, as well as parliament, into disrepute, because it appears that former cabinet ministers are more interested in making money than they are in properly representing their constituents," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

But who properly represents Scottish art?

The Druzes want a guarantee that they are properly represented.

We just want to make sure we're properly represented".

"I pray that God gives me strength to properly represent my angel Trayvon," she wrote.

That these territories are not properly represented on any map is hardly surprising.