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"It's likely that this unscientific and unrepresentative survey will only serve to discourage people from claiming the benefits they're entitled to and it compares poorly to our survey of 6,000 people that shows 80% are satisfied with Universal Credit."

A democratic system of government, in which the people manage their affairs through their elected representatives, has a much better chance of ensuring internal stability, unity, cohesion, and economic and social justice than a dictatorial or unrepresentative government that is alienated from the people which, as our own past experience shows, would invite internal opposition and dissent leading to political instability and dangerous national divisions.

will go down as one of the most significant figures of our generation want to sit with a ragbag of mostly unelected, unrepresentative, rabble in the House of Lords?

Flinn argues that Nielsen's PPM methodology undercounted listeners with an insufficient sample size and unrepresentative demographics.

The body, which is campaigning for a reform of the House of Lords, warned the institution was "growing out of control" and was "shockingly out of date and unrepresentative".

This was and always will be an unrepresentative and morally inferior way of deciding the governance of this nation.

We must be steadfast in protecting our liberties by hunting down and punishing the monsters who threaten them, but equally steadfast in recognising they are unrepresentative of their religion.

Ajmal Baloch said a meeting of All Pakistan AnjumaneTijaran has been called to discuss the corrupt practices of former Director General Trade Organizations in awarding license to unrepresentative persons and to decide future strategy.

The Group said that it condemned the actions of the individuals who were responsible for the conduct in question, which it said it regarded as totally unacceptable and unrepresentative of the cultural changes which it has implemented.

A spokesman for the Loughborough University Students Union said: "It's really unrepresentative of the students of Loughborough."

To imply such is grossly unrepresentative of Toxteth as a whole, in which live many fine law-abiding people, both black and white - myself included.

Until such time as the club condescends to play again in Coventry, Nuneaton etc I believe we should regard them as a purely Birmingham club and unrepresentative of us.

* The New York ninth is spectacularly unrepresentative of America demographically (for one thing, there are a lot of Orthodox Jews), and this special election was spectacularly unrepresentative of normal elections.

Unison, which has 7,500 members working for the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, said that the formal structure of the group was 'unrepresentative and undemocratic'.