| The Liberals, under Robichaud, were criticized for an underrepresentation of anglophones in their 1960-1970 cabinets. |
| This underrepresentation is of the same magnitude as the average for genes in the human genome. |
| Even the BBC's discussion itself highlighted how prevalent the problem of underrepresentation truly is. |
| This can in turn break cycles of underrepresentation by bringing in members of the target group who lead the way for others. |
| This type of government-union collaboration to help remedy the underrepresentation of a disadvantaged group could be adapted for use elsewhere. |
| So instead of underrepresentation in the Senate, they want 10-fold overrepresentation in the Senate. |
