Sentence examples for requirement to represent from inspiring English sources

It was a comedic dig at the BBC's requirement to represent all opinions.

In its place is a requirement to "represent" a particular community in which they have roots.

Black artists, like other professionals, now feel free to pursue any interest they like and are no longer burdened with the requirement to represent "the race".

Employers' current position of opposing the union shop while also opposing unions organized on a members-only basis, without a requirement to represent nonmembers, is simply wrong.

For such assessments to be effective there is a requirement to represent changes in ecosystem services supply in a clear and informative manner.

Similarly, the government insists that its parliamentary majority gives it a right to rule, but its opponents maintain that the 2005 vote which produced its majority was flawed and that the resignation of Shia ministers puts the cabinet in violation of a constitutional requirement to represent all sects.Such conundrums point up the peculiar make-up and intractability of the opposing forces.

The investigated structures were realistically designed and detailed to different design ground accelerations and capacity design requirements to represent a wide range of contemporary buildings with variations in longitudinal (flexure) and transverse (shear and confinement) reinforcement.

While the core CML XML specifies the requirements to represent molecular system topologies and properties, CML-CompChem supplements CML to allow the representation of computational chemistry data, including input parameters and output data (calculations).

In communications electronics, World War II was in one sense similar to World War I: the most extravagant prewar estimates of military requirements soon proved to represent only a fraction of the actual demand.

She said the government had scrapped a requirement for the board to represent licence fee payers because the BBC should "prioritise the public good".

Characteristics of the evolutionary trees Form and orientation Representation of ancestors Depiction of time Traditional "Tree of Life" Description Trees must have a main trunk, a single point of inception as a requirement of evolutionary theory to represent commonality of origin for groups of related organisms.