Sentence examples similar to constituencies for both from inspiring English sources

Small businesses, which employ about 40percentt of the private labor force, are a big constituency for both parties.

Other stimulus proposals that Mr. Obama and Congressional Democrats are pushing are aimed at helping small-business owners, a favorite constituency for both parties at election time.

But that paled in comparison with his uncomfortable split with his party's leadership over a bill calling for a multibillion-dollar expansion of Medicare to provide low-cost prescription drugs to the elderly, an important constituency for both parties.

SCORECARD -- Visually appealing and light in tone, the spot offers a clear and direct, if somewhat overblown, critique of Mr. Bloomberg's record on an issue of importance to a key constituency for both men: public school parents.

Agriculture remains a key industry in France, and a major political constituency for both right and left.

Every ten years, following the national census, each state must redraw the constituency boundaries for both its members of Congress and its state legislators.

But in both countries, there are constituencies for and against currency revaluation.

With parliament not sitting, many MPs go back to their constituencies for the weekend.

Many polls have shown relatively little enthusiasm among those constituencies for Mr. Gore.

I spare a thought for, and this is true of so many constituencies, for members of staff.

Politicians control the drawing of district boundaries and frequently use that power to map out safe constituencies for themselves.