Sentence examples for constituencies of a from inspiring English sources

Its stakeholders go beyond the constituencies of a public company.

Legislative apportionment, also called legislative delimitation, process by which representation is distributed among the constituencies of a representative assembly.

One is that all constituencies of a college must be involved: trustees, administrators, faculty members, students, and alumni.

As mayor, he has made strong appointments, reorganized City Hall, calmed the bond-rating agencies, and reached out to many groups in New York that are not normally considered the constituencies of a Republican billionaire... On an average day, Bloomberg appears at three or four events around the city.

John Hennessy, president of Stanford, said the many constituencies of a university make it difficult for any single person to express its views, "except on issues that are core principles of the university, such as a right to pursue research, a right to choose the students we take into the university".

As mayor, he has made strong appointments, reorganized City Hall, calmed the bond-rating agencies, and reached out to many groups in New York that are not normally considered the constituencies of a Republican billionaire... On an average day, Bloomberg appears at three or four events around the city..

For Red Issue's poll, a constituency of a few hundred supporters who regularly attend games, drawn from a cross-section of ages and classes, were asked how long the under-pressure Scot should be given to "show results".

Accomplishments describe the internal temporal constituency of a situation in a more detailed way than (say) activities.

He was at the head of a procession from his own constituency of Ratmalana, a suburb of Colombo.

In Conservative MP Dominic Grieve's constituency of Beaconsfield, a row emerged after the Department for Education granted permission for a free school for Sikhs to open in a local village.

The SNP has apparently widened its lead in the Scottish constituency of Charles Kennedy, a former Lib Dem leader, to 15 points.