Sentence examples for Interested constituencies from inspiring English sources
Previous literature has proposed dialogical accounting as a means wherein accounting information systems can support competing, and potentially incompatible, information needs of various interested constituencies (Dillard and Yuthas, 2013).
The Clinton plan is the way it is because in order to run the gantlet of America's fragmented legislative machinery any plan must have the support of a working coalition that includes enough of the interested constituencies to prevail over the constituencies that oppose it — and that means, essentially, buying off just enough of those interests to prevail over the rest.
As President Obama considers a replacement for Ms. Schapiro, he would serve himself, the markets and the country well to consider a successful market professional from Wall Street, preferably someone who, like Joseph Kennedy, is not concerned with offending interested constituencies (or with the "career consequences" thereof).
To this end, representatives of all the interested constituencies will host sessions: postdocs, administrators, disciplinary societies, and funding agencies.
We use an implementation of our own platform that we use for communicating with potential customers, existing customers, and interested constituencies.
"We know that the frankness of that report will have raised fears with certain interested groups and constituencies," said Michael Drewniak, a spokesman for Christie.
Hunter knows his constituency is less interested in chasing lawyer-driven dreams in court, more determined to cut a deal and get paid.
But one way or the other, people try to portray them as different from other candidates and only interested in representing their own constituency".
The public editor has a number of constituencies, or at least interested audiences.
The constituency of ISCE is interested in acquisition and analysis of data from both standard 12-lead (resting) ECG and ambulatory (monitoring) ECG.
Everyone we meet throughout a busy day of constituency casework is more interested in how she can help them to win small battles in their everyday lives, than where she stands on the fight for the future of Labour.
