Sentence examples for constituencies to which from inspiring English sources

Rather than standing with the protesters, Quinn says that she has sought to deliver their message to the constituencies to which she has access.

In theory these men and women are hired to manage someone else's property; in practice, however, many management officers have come increasingly to regard the stockholders as simply one of several constituencies to which they must report at periodic intervals through the year.

'Corporate leaders are not elected - but this is the constituency to which they are responsible, and feel most vulnerable'.

What began as an asset, though, turned into a liability as she appeared to lose touch with the very constituency to which she owed her power.

He continued to live in his adopted constituency, to which he had become completely devoted, and remained active in his local Labour party.

"The Yankees are tapping into a constituency to which real estate agents have better access than Yankee executives do," he said.

New accusations this week may be the most damaging yet for the mayor, Bob Filner, a former chairman of the House Committee on Veterans Affairss, because they come from military veterans, a constituency to which he has devoted much of his time in public service.

God did not send the idea that shareholders are the only constituency to which corporate management should be accountable as part of the Ten Commandments.

He pointed proudly to being a member of no political party and to the position that he has no particular constituency or special interests to which he is obligated.

We analyze the effect of state-specific threshold requirements on the incentives of a rational campaign organizer who decides which constituencies to target.

The greater the degree to which the constituency of public reason is idealized, the more we are restricting the content of public reason, that is, the pool of ideas or arguments that could be reasonably endorsed by the members of the relevant constituency.