Sentence examples for concern for constituencies from inspiring English sources
But the two parties did exactly the same thing: they used their conventions to feign concern for constituencies whose beliefs and interests they have otherwise ignored.
But on the other hand, directors are told that they may temper that duty out of a concern for other, nonshareholder constituencies (such as corporate employees).
On revamping the immigration system, a critical concern for Nevada's swelling Hispanic constituency, Mr. Reid sometimes carried the banner more aggressively than Mr. Obama himself.
She was always regarded as a first-class constituency representative, with a deep personal concern for the poor and disadvantaged.
The backlash effect occurs when some constituencies feel that certain issues are getting too much attention and that the concentration of concern for those issues is allowing inequities to emerge in other areas.
They focus on issues of concern for working families; housing, education, health, and they connect with the base of the Democratic Party, its core constituency".
At the same time, opportunities for more in-depth debate among IRB members in Botswana regarding areas of concern to the constituencies they protect would help to tailor both future IRB-member training and public health outreach.
Discusses Carter's politics problems concerning his constituency: his remedies for inflation, his committment to NATO and to a balanced budget were at war with his campaign promises and with people who helped him win the primaries and election; and Carter does have deep roots in his party.
Unite said representatives witnessed "a constant stream of concerns" at its constituencies at Bradford East, Harrogate and Knaresborough, and Sheffield Hallam.
Using the Showtime-"Things Behind the Sun" model, BET could get behind movies from minority filmmakers, thereby building audience interest and demonstrating some affinity for the concerns of its constituency.
