Sentence examples for Political constituents from inspiring English sources
"As to his future, that rests with him and political constituents," Mr. Gephardt said.
The visit also brings benefits for Mr. Ahmadinejad's hosts, giving them the opportunity to thumb their noses at the United States in front of their own political constituents.
It also showed the complications for Mr. Sharon as he seeks to comply with the terms of the peace plan without alienating his core political constituents.
"Both of these nations need to have their internal political constituents satisfied that they're playing a role as an instrument of the international community and not as a pawn of the United States," he said.
The tendency to grasp for short-run fixes during economic crises is all too common, reflecting the demands from at least some political constituents that policymakers "do something".
Around a dozen of our members near [DISTRICT CITY] who are active political donors/concerned constituents have expressed interest in meeting with the Congressman, in person or by phone from the [CITY] office.
Regression analysis of vote choices shows that, controlling for their political predispositions, constituents were only marginally less likely to vote for their incumbent MP when they perceived that MP to have overclaimed on expenses.
For the members, many of whom just squeaked by their primary opponents last year and several of whom are already raising money for the next election, in 2003, the need to bring something home to shore up their political and constituent bases, Democrats say, can be a powerful incentive to follow their leader.
Because any president, as well as the opposition, needs a coalition of parties to succeed, the boost to corruption from such a system is immense in terms of promises, government contracts, political and constituent favors, governmental and congressional positions and nepotism.
Furthermore, scientific information forever remains only one consideration of the decision maker – economic impact, resource tradeoffs, political considerations, constituent needs, and agency funding are other obvious and equally relevant considerations.
It is important to remember that jurors do not, in the political sense, have constituents to represent.
