Sentence examples for competing constituencies from inspiring English sources

After decades focused on disciplining its own cadre to survive underground, the Brotherhood's leadership is still adjusting to the competing constituencies and high visibility of democratic life.

Mr. Allen, who oversees the fund's work, said the preservation of Babylon would require collaboration among competing constituencies that is extremely rare amid Iraq's political instability.

The question is whether Mr. Draghi, 63, can satisfy his competing constituencies as he confronts a euro-zone crisis that keeps testing the limits of policy-making.

The need to satisfy competing constituencies and patronage networks within China's political elite is always a delicate and painstaking balancing act.

In her rejection of General Musharraf's concessions, Ms. Bhutto was undoubtedly walking a fine line between the competing constituencies she needs to appease.

Like any good lawyer, Ms. White will have to adapt to these new circumstances while dealing with a host of competing constituencies both at the agency and on Capitol Hill.

Without question, changing LA is a give-and-take with city agencies like LADOT challenged by all sides to make the streets into what each competing constituency wants them to be.

Four years into the effort, the distance between competing water constituencies has only been widening as self-imposed deadlines come and go.

If our democracy has degenerated to a win-lose power game, then we have broken with the Founding Fathers in their belief that laws should be forged through authentic debate, deliberation, negotiation, and compromise among representatives of different -- and often competing -- constituencies.

But with many industries and constituencies competing for federal money, the chances of an appropriation were considered slim.

Of course, even as the private citizen Mr. Clinton is now, figuring out how to help Harlem, with its array of competing leaders and constituencies, is hardly an apolitical task.