| The Liberals, under Robichaud, were criticized for an underrepresentation of anglophones in their 1960-1970 cabinets. |
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| This underrepresentation is of the same magnitude as the average for genes in the human genome. |
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| So instead of underrepresentation in the Senate, they want 10-fold overrepresentation in the Senate. |
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| It is recognized that the population count of Aboriginal peoples living in the Northwest region is likely an underrepresentation. |
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| This can in turn break cycles of underrepresentation by bringing in members of the target group who lead the way for others. |
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| This type of government-union collaboration to help remedy the underrepresentation of a disadvantaged group could be adapted for use elsewhere. |
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| Even the BBC's discussion itself highlighted how prevalent the problem of underrepresentation truly is. |
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| I talked about several issues, one of which is the underrepresentation of anglophones within the Quebec public service, for instance. |
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| The Joint Committee noted that the underrepresentation of women in social dialogue institutions limits their effectiveness. |
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| Very few media outlets seemed to be aware of the issue of women's underrepresentation in politics, at least during the study period. |
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| A group of leading organizations have banded together to address the problem of minority underrepresentation in business and management education. |
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| This phenomenon is discussed in light of a possible role of heterochromatic proteins in the process of heterochromatin underrepresentation in polytene chromosomes. |
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| I'm very pleased to say that in all occupational categories, as of today, PWGSC exceeds our objectives, and we have no gaps and underrepresentation for people with disabilities. |
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| The Commission is willing to participate in the analysis of the reasons for the possible underrepresentation of certain nationalities in the activities of the institutions. |
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| Unfortunately, employment equity initiatives have not fully resulted in eliminating discrimination or fully addressing the underrepresentation of disadvantaged groups in the workplace. |
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| The first is having to show that no other instrument is better at achieving the meta-objective, by directly addressing the supposed underrepresentation of the ecological rationale in the strategic decision-making process. |
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| The party's manifesto promised to introduce a law allowing such measures because of the underrepresentation of women,'' he said. |
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| Pursuit of the goal of substantive equality also calls for an effective strategy aimed at overcoming underrepresentation of women and a redistribution of resources and power between men and women. |
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| The study found that female underrepresentation in ICT work and school programs are a global phenomenon that has been documented for at least three decades. |
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| In the case of the new quota formula, what is being sought is a basis for a second round of ad hoc increases to address a broader range of cases of substantial underrepresentation. |
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| This is compounded by a lack of access to justice, underrepresentation at the local level, weak participation within State institutions and the socio-economic disempowerment of women. |
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| As a result, the possible underrepresentation of French as a language of file would have an impact on the perceived need to assign federal Crown agents able to speak it. |
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| The Commission found that women's underrepresentation was a significant problem, and that women are the most under-represented segment of Canadian society. |
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| We consider that essential to address the issue of non-representation and underrepresentation of regions in one of the major decision-making bodies of the United Nations. |
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| For its part, the Quebec government has produced a series of reports over the course of the 1990s lamenting its failure to increase the underrepresentation of Anglophones in the province's public service. |
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| There isn't a single reason for female underrepresentation at business schools, says Judy Olian, dean of UCLA Anderson, who hosted a meeting of female deans in February on improving female representation. |
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| You may be dismayed by the ongoing underrepresentation of women in the American canon, or by the academy's valorization of overt formal experimentation at the expense of more naturalistic fiction. |
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| More recently, the migration of people from cities to the suburbs has led to possible underrepresentation of suburban populations as against urban ones. |
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| What efforts do need to be made to redress the soul destroying underrepresentation of black people in the workplace, at all levels, in this city and region? |
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| We are concerned about the underrepresentation of minorities. |
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