Sentence examples for constituencies that is from inspiring English sources

Mr. Allen, who oversees the fund's work, said the preservation of Babylon would require collaboration among competing constituencies that is extremely rare amid Iraq's political instability.

And yet it has always had the task of ensuring that communities are represented in constituencies that are roughly equal.

The two candidates and their parties have different constituencies that are tugging them in opposite directions on these questions.

In many constituencies that were high on the party's target list, Conservative majorities increased – Swindon, North Warwickshire, Hastings.

"And it doesn't hurt him in the African-American community and other constituencies that are supporting Carl McCall".

"There are still constituencies that are in a state of denial as to how deep the problem is," Mr. O'Keefe said.

"There are very substantial constituencies that are watching very closely on these issues," said Representative George Miller, Democrat of California, who is on the Energy and Commerce Committee.

As the 2012 election progresses, there is every sign that Republicans will seek to strengthen the perception of the Obama administration as dependent on constituencies that are often disadvantaged or that have been previously marginalized.

Many peers argued that the date of the vote (May 5th) was too soon, and were worried about the changes to parliamentary constituencies that were included in the same bill (see Bagehot).

Obama scraped together a razor-thin victory there four years ago with a multicultural coalition that included independents, African Americans and Hispanics — constituencies that are less uniformly enthusiastic about expanding gay rights than campus activists.

Throughout the uprising, the Syrian government has seen the country's religious minorities, the educated middle class and the business elite as the constituencies that are crucial to prolonging the four decades of rule by the Assad family.