Sentence examples for representative groups from inspiring English sources

According to one of our interviewees, the staging of specific public representative groups, such as NGOs, raises the question of whether they represent 'the public'.

This is regularly bolstered by continual feedback from representative groups via its forums.

The government, through largely focusing historically on "representative" groups has failed to build capacity in grassroots organisations.

Letters of concern have been sent by representative groups from theatre, dance, the games industry, visual arts and literature.

Other countries have pioneered new forms of deliberative democracy, where demographically representative groups meet to deliberate and decide on policy.

Larger representative groups such as the Muslim Council of Britain have little credibility either with the state or the communities.

Reformed church, any of several major representative groups of classical Protestantism that arose in the 16th-century Reformation.

For Hofstadter, those who felt unable to channel their political interests into representative groups would become alienated from this system.

Once the chair is appointed, people on patient representative groups and clinical professional bodies will be invited to join the board.

It will also act as a focal point for the public, or representative groups, to feed back their experiences of Ipso.

This would allow representative groups to hold the media to account for using "Islam" or "Muslims" where it was not "genuinely relevant" to the story.