BBC diversity adviser Lady Grey-Thompson has said the BBC may have to spend £100m on better reflecting the make-up of its audience and called for executives who fail to embrace change to be fired.
The Church of England also points out that it has a further 2,500 or so schools which are "voluntary controlled" and take all of their admissions from the nearby area, reflecting the make-up of the local community.
Eighty six individuals responded positively – mostly aged over 50 years, reflecting the make-up of the databases as a whole.
In selecting descriptors, use specific names for populations or groups of people closely reflecting the make-up of the sample, while protecting the privacy of individuals included.
Reflecting the make-up of medical first-responders in the community, one third of the group's participants were fire department emergency medical services personnel, and two thirds were emergency department personnel (nurses, physicians, technicians) from the area's major medical centers.
Instead, he will introduce still more Tory peers to make it "more closely reflect the make up of the Commons".
Scotland Yard said in a statement: "The Met aims to best reflect the make up of Londoners, whilst making sure we appoint the very best people for the jobs.
The mechanical property of blood vessel is one of the indicators of vascular remodeling [ 13- 17, 34, 35] and reflects the make up of extracellular matrices.
The Today team is full of excellent broadcasters but they hardly reflect the make-up of the British society they serve, do they?
That means tracker funds, which reflect the make-up of the FTSE, and whose investors include pension funds, are obliged to top up their holdings accordingly.
