Sentence examples for build constituencies from inspiring English sources
"It can have added value in preparations to build constituencies of interest ahead of Paris".
Human rights groups fear that extremists here could build constituencies by campaigning against foreigners, as they have in Austria, Belgium, France and Germany.
If Mr. McGreevey has resorted to battle-proven voter groups, Mr. Schundler is seeking to build constituencies along several issue fronts.
Even though they started within the final few weeks of the program, they were able to build constituency, reach consensus on a vision for the neighborhood, and plant two trees.
Second, mechanisms like the CDM build domestic constituencies supportive of ever stronger action on climate change.
Will Democrats rise to the 2004 challenge in 2005, revitalize their base and build new constituencies?
As important, Phillips argues that this New Conservation in turn altered national politics by expanding the size and power of the federal government and also by helping the Roosevelt administration to build political constituencies, especially among farmers in the South, the Great Plains, and the western United States.
But the power of the military services, both to initiate budget proposals and to build congressional constituencies for their plans, may make many of their wishes tough to deny.
Too much detail can build counter-constituencies because it's bound to irritate someone.
