Sentence examples for strengthen representative from inspiring English sources

Since the mid-1990s, political reforms to strengthen representative institutions, enhance the authority of the parliament and cabinet, increase political participation, and limit the king's ability to manipulate political affairs have been enacted under pressure both from internal opposition groups and from groups outside the country.

This only strengthens representative democracy.

The NMP scheme was not introduced without controversy, which may lead one to question the effectiveness of the scheme in strengthening representative democracy.

If the EU is to help succeed in salvaging the principle of popular sovereignty in a world where the decay of nation state-based democracy makes democracy vulnerable, the EU will need to strengthen its elected representative organs and better guarantee the civil, political, and social and economic rights of all Europeans (Habermas 2001, 58-113; 2009).

Every constituency in Britain should have two representatives – a man and a woman – thus giving women an equal representation in parliament to strengthen their voice.

She added: "The United States is pressing for this change to advance multilateralism, to make the I.M.F. more representative and strengthen its legitimacy, and to enhance the voice of dynamic emerging market and developing countries".

"They retreated from the responsibility to put politics aside when the time comes to strengthen our military," said Representative Tom DeLay, the House majority whip from Texas, at a news conference.

There is a need to strengthen vital registration, nationally representative population-based surveys and health system information systems to provide comprehensive information on risk factors for chronic diseases, in order to design and review effective programs.

To further strengthen this point a representative curve of one child illustrating, a poor effort performed at teaching process vs. end of test curve is shown in figure 4. The poor-effort curve did not fulfill start of test criteria and is round while the "end of test curve" has an obstructed shape.

It was developed by experienced health professionals in cooperation with patient representatives to strengthen the patient perspective and ensure feasibility.

In 2011, in his speech marking the end of the Iraq War, President Obama promised to "help Iraqis strengthen institutions that are just, representative and accountable".