Sentence examples for broad range of constituencies from inspiring English sources
Price praised the "broad range of constituencies" that backed the Freedom Act, "from civil libertarians, intelligence and law enforcement professionals, to prominent private sector voices".
This multivoiced collection of essays and images presents the perspectives of activists, scholars, artists, and curators from a broad range of constituencies.
We build consensus and develop collegial, collaborative working relationships with a broad range of constituencies in support of the University mission and ensure that the institution has the optimal technology direction.
And because it requires them to work with a broad range of constituencies, students come away with a better understanding of the complex dynamics that inevitably accompany local projects, Felson said.
She has experience acquiring, preserving, and making accessible the historical legacy and records of African Americans and has experience with a broad range of constituencies that will inform the development of engaging programs.
Given the extensive involvement with a broad range of university constituencies, applications will be accepted only from internal candidates.
The 18 to 25 people named to this new panel, according to IOM, should represent "a broad range of public constituencies," including "disease specific interest groups, ethnic groups, public health advocates, and health care providers".
And by focusing on Mr. Trump's more extreme comments, Mrs. Clinton could excite the growing list of constituencies he has directly offended, as well as a broad range of voters who see Mr. Trump as a corrosive presence in the presidential campaign.
