Sentence examples for a constituency whose from inspiring English sources

It's telling that this is a constituency whose existence the manifesto authors refuse to acknowledge.

Mr Obama needs to redeem his promise to Hispanic voters and Republicans need to restore their standing with a constituency whose power to swing elections grows with every passing year.

And, in doing so, they reinforce the unhelpful approach to "doing God", making themselves into an interest group to be appeased, a constituency whose narrow self-interests must be met.

So it is an interesting working example of a constituency whose dynamics fundamentally change with Ukip's presence, and where a relatively safe seat may become a three-horse race.

E.U. ministers also agreed that any members of a constituency whose voting quota is at least half that of the largest member in the constituency would have an opportunity to hold the position of the executive director on a rotating basis.

At a time when Zimbabwe is struggling to pay civil servants and soldiers a stipend of $100 a month, the extra income from diamond mining for soldiers is serving "to mollify a constituency whose loyalty to ZANU-PF, in the context of ongoing political strife, is essential," the Human Rights Watch report said.

For her part, Ms Ali has used the summer to campaign against the termination of cross-border money-transfer services by Barclays, a bank, after a series of constituents raised the issue in her surgeries.Even in North East Somerset, a charmed constituency whose only blight, at first glance, is overgrowing wisteria, the waiting room at Jacob Rees-Mogg's town-hall clinic is packed.

This of course is just one isolated example of the ability to organize and activate a solar constituency whose bottom line is directly affected by adverse changes to a clean energy transition.

Because Trump is backed by a massive constituency whose worst instincts he both harnesses and strengthens.

Credit rating agencies have thus emerged as a powerful constituency whose concerns are taken seriously by Congress.

They'd be a powerful constituency whose vote politicians would covet.