Sentence examples for building a constituency from inspiring English sources

The key to enhancing women's political empowerment is the role of building a constituency.

Mora suspected that such abuse was a deliberate policy, and widened his internal campaign in the hope of building a constituency against it.

It probably calculates that General Musharraf needs to start building a constituency in Pakistan for a radical change in the country's negotiating position.

"Leadership," he said in a recent interview with The Atlantic magazine, "is about doing what you think is right and then building a constituency behind it".

Its most important intended reader should take seriously Carter's advice to pursue peace, while applying his own considerably greater skills to building a constituency for that effort.

One property billionaire with good contacts in government says that "if it's not done by the end of October, it ain't happening".But building a constituency for bigger reforms anything beyond letting foreign supermarkets in will be fiendishly difficult.

The key seems to be building a loyal constituency.

They are also building a political constituency at home.

"It's crazy," said the governor, who believes that resistance to sprawl has been building a national constituency that grows with each day's rush-hour crawl by suburbanites through patchwork counties of farm tracts and mushrooming developments.

Helping to elect the Democrat is not the aim of ambitious conservatives like Ms. Palin, last year's vice presidential nominee, who is now intent on building a national constituency.

This approach builds on the multi-level framework described by Lederach [ 27] that incorporates three main components: 1) integrating of short-term and long-term transformations, 2) establishing an infrastructure for peacebuilding and 3) building a peace constituency.