Sentence examples for constituencies without from inspiring English sources

The trick in European politics is to appeal to some religious and cultural constituencies without alienating others.

We get the sense of a crafty character who had a flair for satisfying diverse constituencies without becoming captive to any of them.

Liberals have spent decades trying to adjudicate the claims of their conflicting constituencies without focusing sharply enough on the economic well-being of a broad section of Americans.

Another factor is that with the Internet and other new technology, it has become virtually impossible for campaigns to make direct appeals to small, more extreme constituencies without the broader voting public finding out.

If Democrats want to retain their majority, they need the strong support of these constituencies — without it the Congressional majority will be gone by the end of the second term, if not the first.

--in a fluid political environment--could decide against a hung parliament by cashing in on dozens of marginal constituencies, without revealing their preferences to pollsters.

But in retrospect, it would have been impossible for him to satisfy any vital constituency without enraging another.

Richard Howitt, a British member of the European Parliament, warned the French authorities against blaming the company, which is in his constituency, without definitive proof.

For all his faults, Bush understood that his party couldn't win over Hispanics — or any economically-vulnerable constituency — without substantive as well as symbolic overtures.

In the Islamic world, as in the U.S. Supreme Court, the legal authorities cannot get too far away from their public constituency without paying a price.

It is, however, hard to leave the constituency without the impression that the Tories face an uphill battle to retain the seat.