Sentence examples for constituencies ready from inspiring English sources

A cornerstone of this effort is the Press Freedom Incentive Fund, which supports initiatives that build new local constituencies ready to defend press freedom.

But some analysts suggested that Mr. Putin was simply getting reluctant constituencies ready for what could be inevitable new NATO expansion at a summit in Prague in November 2002.

"There is some constituency ready to go to war for every deduction and credit in the code.

J. J. Goldberg creates a false sense of division within the American Jewish community and between American Jews and Israel concerning the current Middle East unrest ("A Constituency Ready for Peace," Op-Ed, Nov. 29).

With that constituency ready and waiting, "Republicans this year picked their worst possible candidate," Garin argues, contending that Romney's wealth and background provoke animosity to Republican elites among white working-class voters, partially counterbalancing the hostility of many of these voters to President Obama.

But there is a powerful, political small-plane constituency ready to fight congestion pricing tooth and nail.

This is a powerful new constituency ready to take action on environmental issues, the report says.

A pioneer in paths which have become familiar, he proved that a very large constituency was ready to welcome a newspaper of the kind which he was prepared to produce.

We need both the Hillary and Bernie constituencies fired and ready to go.

America also provided a ready constituency.

All this helped energize that Catholic cohort which the Crisis study had identified as a ready constituency.