Sentence examples for constituencies that do from inspiring English sources

Tellingly, Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton left South Carolina on Saturday night for two states that, like this one, have moderate political constituencies that do not often embrace Democrats in presidential general elections.

"There's so many Alaskans that are celebrating this and it's totally ignoring the fact that there are constituencies that do want to see protections".

It concluded that the GOP needs to change the way its reaches out to constituencies that don't usually vote Republican.

As it happens, this is also one of the last human constituencies that doesn't have the right to vote.

Because of their youth, these politicians have found themselves speaking on behalf of and to a youthful constituency that doesn't vote enough to support them.

It proceeded, with the systematic method of the deranged, to snub, attack, marginalise and infuriate every constituency that did not correspond to its own: women, Christians, socialists, atheists, Shias.

Today, as a Republican candidate for president, he is courting conservative voters, a constituency that does not look kindly upon Mr. Kennedy or the Romney approach to health care, which will come under scrutiny again this week when the Supreme Court takes up challenges to a similar measure championed by President Obama.

Again, Thomson speaks for a constituency that doesn't exist: there was never a gap between popular cinema and the art house, and any movie theatre that showed, in first run, "Vertigo" or "Scarface" or "Citizen Kane" or "Johnny Guitar" or "The King of Comedy" or "Once Upon a Time in America" or "Black Swan" was an art house, even if not advertised as such.

Generally, the conservatives' aim seems to be to reassure their constituencies that you don't have to know anything to be an expert.

The show also highlights some of the constituencies that "Idol" doesn't serve.

That could allow both sides to tell key constituencies that they did not violate core principles.