Sentence examples for secured representation from inspiring English sources

A sole Conservative was returned north of the border in both 2001 and 2005, and it was only in 2005 that the Conservatives again secured representation in Wales, with the election of three MPs.

That cash secured representation from several of Washington's best-known power player firms.

Davis secured representation through his efforts and received a number of studio offers, but, in a story reminiscent of Sylvester Stallone's experience with Rocky, he refused to sell the script unless he was signed to play the title role.

Though he had intended to go back to playing music, he secured representation after his first agent caught a performance of Disco Pigs, and his acting career began to take off.

The program begins with "Wave Goodbye to Dinosaurs," about the Northern Ireland Women's Coalition, a political party established in 1996 to secure representation of women in peace negotiations.

After making this pitch, Barclays used its relationship with Del Monte to secure representation of the company in exploring its strategic alternatives, including a possible sale.

In recent surveys, the party has hovered around 5 percent, the threshold needed to secure representation at the regional and national levels.

For the first time in weeks, the poll showed the Free Democrats earning 5 percent support, enough to secure representation in Parliament, making them available to form a coalition.

Disagreements, however, remained on how to secure representation by gender and ethnic and religious backgrounds, and how to establish trust for newer, little-known candidates.

Imran Khan warned that many families facing injustice are already engaged in a battle to secure representation because lawyers cannot afford to take on expensive, unpredictable, open-ended cases.

A party must win at least 5 percent of the national vote (or win at least three constituencies) to secure representation, and the number of seats it is allocated is based on its proportion of second votes.