Sentence examples for constituencies aligned from inspiring English sources

It ran into heavy opposition from powerful constituencies aligned with the Republican Party.

The goals of this constituency may not be fully aligned with that of the humanitarian organisation but simultaneously do not directly contravene the humanitarian organisation's mandate of identity.

In doing so, they established themselves as uniquely aligned to their constituency, but constrained by the narrow boundary on which they staked their campaign.

Afghanistan is a loosely aligned collection of tribal constituencies.

However, the ruling coalition in the legislature and the executive serve different constituencies, so their interests are not perfectly aligned.

Engaging many constituencies takes time and energy, but improvement work aligned with the interests of multiple groups and tied into enduring policy foci has a better chance of securing wider influence over time.

Robert Bast's interest in 2012 aligned most closely with the survivalist constituency of 2012ers.

The district health care system is further subdivided into health sub-districts or a level IV health centre, which is aligned to a county or parliamentary constituency.

This, Wood wrote, left an opening for his archrival Aaron Burr, who aligned himself with Thomas Jefferson's Democratic-Republican Party and its anti-financial constituency.

Even the motives of the constituencies presumably on your side – customers, employees, founders and early investors – are not always perfectly aligned.

MPs are usually aligned to ministers as the latter can get things done for them and their constituencies.