Sentence examples for constituency care from inspiring English sources

The editor of the BBC's Newsnight, Ian Katz, wrote last year in the Financial Times that "for the most part interviews with frontbenchers are an arid, ritualised affair: interviewer suggests politician's policy or position is flawed/inconsistent/unfunded; politician denies the charge/ignores the question/suggests that real people in his or her constituency care about something different.

Mr Bell said: "An MP in a safe seat, enjoying its benefits, can leave constituency cares behind and seek employment elsewhere.

The football constituency cares about winning.

As a former city commissioner in West Miami and then a state legislator, Rubio knew the foreign-policy issues that important Florida constituencies care about, such as the Jewish community's staunchly pro-Israel views and the Cuban-American community's fierce opposition to Castro.

Net neutrality may very well be an issue constituencies care about, or at least that's what Democratic challengers are hoping for.

Each constituency anticipates care delivery based on a generalized understanding of the discipline's claims for abstract knowledge [ 1] and its intraprofessional unity.

Among the small but growing constituency that cares about the gardens, there is increasing concern that the original landscape is vanishing, threatened not only by the 1.4 million tourists who visit each year but also by Himalayan blackberries and other invasive species.

For now, the White House is absorbing the criticism, careful not to return fire and potentially alienate Latinos voters, a constituency that cares about immigration reform and has been loyal to the president.

Both parties have energized constituencies that care passionately about judicial appointments.

He added, "If there are local constituencies who care about these cultural resources, they'll raise a ruckus".

"They have a constituency that cares about this issue, and I was disappointed CBS didn't do more.