Sentence examples for big constituency of from inspiring English sources

While the national government has been asking states to amend those laws to allow for direct purchase of produce from farms, most have not done so because the traders who control the wholesale markets have significant political clout – they are also a big constituency of the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, which opposes allowing foreign retailers into India.

The previous civil society minister Brooks Newmark, who, somewhat rashly, said that charities should "stick to their knitting" – ie, doing direct work with the needy, rather than challenging the systems that give rise to need – represents a big constituency of opinion.

You know, the last thing that the party needs is to have a chairman at the time when you need to rebuild the party that is going to be helping tear apart, you know, a big constituency of it.

Unfortunately, it could also hurt the biggest constituency of all: American consumers.

Small businesses, which employ about 40percentt of the private labor force, are a big constituency for both parties.

"Corby – Corby and east Northamptonshire – is a big constituency with lots of different parts to it," said Miliband.

That is one of the biggest constituencies on the planet -- and then we have the families!

The constituency has been nicknamed Paris-on-Thames, as London is now France's sixth biggest constituency because of the number of French residents.

"There's a bigger constituency for supporting the public schools than either of these initiatives is getting," DiCamillo said.

Although Fox's surveys show a big constituency among Republicans, whites and males, the network is by no means devoid of Democratic viewers.

"Doing this," she said, referring to his embrace of gay rights, "especially as an African-American Christian, he took a bold stand and risked losing a big constituency".