Sentence examples for taking representation from inspiring English sources

They also note that redistricting split Southwest Detroit's Latino voting bloc in half, effectively taking representation away from those residents.

On the other hand, it's hard to see what he has to lose by taking representation and social good into account.

BHA officials have insisted that they continue to 'closely monitor' the situation and to take representation from all parties.

Earlier, he had rather uncritically taken "representation" to be a straightforward correspondence relation in which the idea merely copied its object.

Take representation in the arts if you look at certain literary magazines that have bettered their quotas of male contributors to women contributors, a lot of the time all they did is add women contributors who came from the same socio-economic backgrounds and education system that the men do.

Because the deaths all arose from a "common chain of events", he said it would make sense to apply for all 96 verdicts to be quashed, but said he would take representations from the families of the victims on the matter.

Making a virtue of the necessity of filling such enormous gaps, Rudd has announced that three women will join his cabinet, taking female representation to its highest level ever.

One of the world's most aggressive literary agencies, overseen by super-agent Andrew Wylie, scored a double coup by taking over representation of deceased Chilean novelist Roberto Bolaño just as an unpublished novel by him was discovered.

In this paper we approach the inversion of group-based phylogenetic models by taking a representation-theoretic perspective and working explicitly with tensor indices.

This is the question of whether we understand $P$ as a "complete" or "exhaustive" representation of your beliefs, or whether we take the representation to be incomplete or non-exhaustive.

Majid Majidi's Muhammad: Messenger of God, on the other hand, takes the representation plunge.