Sentence examples for securing representation from inspiring English sources
Leeds Fans United was launched in April with the aim of buying a minority stake in the club and securing representation on the board.
UKIP leader Nigel Farage has said his party will be "serious players" at the 2015 general election, in with a chance of securing representation in the House of Commons for the first time.
"This will mean securing representation to address their immediate legal needs and eligibility for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS), asylum, and other forms of immigration relief.
Since securing representation with Baltimore, Maryland's C. Grimaldis Gallery in 2002 and most recently with London's Hada Contemporary, Ahn has proliferated his mirror technique in numerous ways, exhibiting nationally and internationally as a result.
Irene Parlby, the caucus's only woman (who Greenfield would shortly name as Alberta's first female cabinet minister) agreed, and suggested that the UFA's ideal of securing representation for all economic groups in society did not apply to the Liberals, who were not an economic group and were not democratically organized in any event.
"The new Kalon Tripa has many challenges ahead of him – not least securing representation with world leaders.
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.
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.
