Sentence examples for client constituency from inspiring English sources

Schultz went on to quote Brimelow as having said at CPAC that, "Democrats have given up on winning the white working class vote, so they use bilingualism to build up a client constituency.

In the multivariate analysis, several statistically significant risk factors were associated with facility detainment, including client constituency within the poorest tercile, being unmarried, referral to the facility, and prior physical abuse.

But he was responsible for liberal programs and accountable to liberal subordinates, clients, constituencies and Congress men, and he felt obliged to press their claims.

From this Garment surmises that Deep Throat's post-Watergate clients, audience or constituency might not have approved of his role consorting with a reporter from The Washington Post.

The technologies underlying Outlook Web Access and its attendant APIs spawned client and server constituencies tha dominate today's Web OS: AJAX on the client and ASP.Net on the server.

The site is an informal settlement with an organized community group that will serve as the constituency or client group for the studio.

Mr. McNabb added: "We live and breathe the fact that we're client-owned, that we're built for the long-term, and that we serve only one constituency, our clients, who are also our owners.

The analysis reveals a complex and interdependent interplay between attempts at securing pragmatic, moral and cognitive legitimacy with three key constituencies – clients who commission the sustainability assurance services; (socially constructed) non-client users of the assurance statements; and the firm's internal Risk Department that approves the wording of assurance statements.

As you might have heard, large corporate clients are an important constituency of Microsoft's bottom line.

In quiet times when clients, customers, and constituencies are mostly away themselves, and subordinates are also taking vacation time, it's easier for leaders to enjoy vacations without intrusion.

While gardens exploring the creative use of plants for aesthetic effect receive ample attention, this has been less true for landscape architecture at greater scale, where surface areas are often extensive and constituencies greater than the single client or family.