Sentence examples for constituency a reason from inspiring English sources

They've given each constituency a reason to say to its troops, let's change this equation".

"The one constituency who had a reason to turn out and turned out in large numbers were Asian-American voters," said Evan Stavisky, a Democratic consultant who worked on Mr. Liu's campaign in 2001 and Ms. Chin's campaign this year.

It did not give a reason why, but Philip Hammond's Runnymede and Weybridge constituency noted: "The association did not succeed in distributing an "In Touch" leaflet this year".

In a statement on his website, the Dudley South MP did not give a reason for his decision but said he had been "proud" to serve his constituency.

In marginal constituencies, Labour candidates fighting to become MPs are hearing their leader's name cited on the doorsteps as a reason why voters are turning away.

Those who adopt a more inclusive view of the constituency of public reason object that the normative content of public reason cannot be as determinate as Rawls suggests (e.g. Benhabib 2002, 108 112; Gaus 2011, 36 46; Habermas 1995, 126 131).

Artists for Trump isn't a very large constituency, for some reason.

The debate over the constituency of public reason has direct implications regarding public reason's content.

On yet a different view, the constituency of public reason should be even more inclusive with very few, if any, standards that need to be met before one qualifies as someone to whom rules or principles must be justified.

On Rawls's influential account, reasonable persons represent the constituency of public reason.

On this account, each member of the constituency of public reason would have to be justified in accepting X for the very same reason or set of reasons.