Sentence examples for under representative from inspiring English sources

Then the other war, the one that really matters, will come back into view — the increasingly desperate fight between those Iraqis who want a decent future under representative government and those who want to destroy it.

He pulled the rug out from under Representative Spencer Bachus, the chairman of the Financial Services Committee, who wanted fast action after his stock trading was criticized in the televised report.

He has also said that the city may have manipulated the value of the stadium land in order to comply with federal regulations regarding tax-exempt financing for stadiums, an assertion that a Congressional subcommittee under Representative Dennis J. Kucinich, a Democrat from Cleveland, is investigating.

But under Representative C. W. Bill Young, the Republican who heads the Appropriations Committee, an appeal for help from coastal towns has won out over such budget concerns, and nowhere more than in Florida, Mr. Young's home state, where the House increased the $8.9 million budget proposed by Mr. Bush to more than $42 million.

If one's real motive is to promote free trade and outsourcing, it might be better to promote democracy than to stifle it.For a start, the supposed irrationality of voters seems to have been based on a study of behaviour under representative government, not democracy, so there is plenty of scope to increase democracy in most societies.

Numerical results are presented under representative network topologies, various traffic demands and spare capacity distribution schemes.

The assessment of the area likely to be affected was "substandard and possibly under-representative".

In both countries these figures are under-representative, meaning they are lower than they should be, based on each group's relevant share of the national population.

However, Brown et al. (2014 1 demonstrated that in the LaMEVE database regions are over and under-representative in the global record.

At times, the anemometers are located in the wake of the tower or "shadow" and therefore yield measurements which are under-representative of the true wind speed.

Fifty-seven percent of the respondents are White Moor, and 43 % are Haratine or Black Moor.6 This sample is under-representative of Black Moors who make up a slight majority in Hodh El Gharbi.