Sentence examples for constituency base from inspiring English sources

FrameWorks designs, conducts, publishes, explains, and applies communications research to prepare nonprofit organizations to expand their constituency base, build public will, and further public understanding.

His main home is in Fulham, London and his constituency base is 200 yards outside the boundaries of his Parliamentary seat.

But he said there was a difficulty in Macron having no anchor either in a party, or in a constituency base or even in the type of voter he attracted, which tended to be more rightwing despite Macron being part of a leftwing government.

He had no constituency base and no claim to presidential credentials".

Because it focused exclusively on welfare recipients, however, NWRO's narrow constituency base guaranteed that it would remain a marginal force in the nation's politics.

We will focus our collective passion, expertise and constituency base on supporting the Black Lives Matter movement in an intentional and substantive way.

"The traditional notion of there being but one concept of a constituency, based on geography, will become increasingly hard to sustain.

After a bitter fight in the constituency, based around the Houston fringe city of Sugar Land, DeLay saw off three challengers to win 62% of the vote on Tuesday.

Having just one or two good ideas is often what the speechwriters (and sometimes the President) want, but a SOTU serves many purposes and focussed clarity is just one of them — and it directly conflicts with a lot of the others, such as touching constituency bases and alerting the bureaucracy that certain things are Presidential priorities.

Obviously, it's simple as is, but you can see this potentially being a useful platform for politicians to engage their constituency based on issues that matter to them and a way to disseminate propositions (oh, California), petitions, etc. ElectNext itself simply wants to create a tool that increases voter participation in the U.S.

The hybrid organizations have introduced constituency based models of governance, whereas state based international organizations such as the WHO are becoming subject to increased scrutiny, especially regarding conflicts of interest.