Sentence examples for public representations from inspiring English sources

Fraternity culture and a beloved TV dad are not dissimilar, both public representations of a form of benevolent, yet powerful, male-dominated system.

Indeed, the slap-in-the-face principle could apply to any public representations of religious beliefs or nonbeliefs other than one's own, whether by government or not.

Contemporary art may serve as a Trojan shark, so to speak, provoking debate about public representations of the body and freedom of expression.

"The people of the Isle of Man are very lucky to have a chief minister who is committed to genuine equality and who responds to public representations," said Tatchell.

And according to public hearing transcripts and unpublished administration records, officials also on some occasions gave flawed public representations of the nature of the health threat, even as they privately worried about exposure to lawsuits by sickened workers.

The report - which can be read in full here - says: "The applications for the redevelopment of the Leeds Girls High School site have been considered against the relevant planning policy criteria and having regard to the receipt of public representations and consultations.

Largely unheard from, incidentally, are passengers — probably because passengers have no real public representation in aviation matters.

All three parties supporting Better Together have agreed, following their own constitutional commissions, to a convention after the referendum to review devolving more powers with proper public representation.

Similar changes in the public representation of the diversity of the British population echo throughout society - including, crucially, in the police service.

The sketchy plan announced by Harvey L. Pitt, the S.E.C. chairman, would shift disciplinary power from the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, an industry trade group now responsible for policing the profession, to a new organization with more power and stronger public representation.

"I've found people want democracy, but they're often unwilling to do the work, whether it's looking at voting records or taking the most basic measures to protect their own privacy," said Ms. Dyson, who serves on a committee that is trying to increase public representation in Icann.