Sentence examples for constituency committed from inspiring English sources

What all this means is that if Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations get close to a tipping point in the coming months, there will, for the first time, be an organized, well-funded American Jewish constituency committed to a two-state outcome trying to push Netanyahu over the line, rather than comfort him in rejection.

Abbott comprehensively failed that test, according to the assessment of an important internal constituency that remains doggedly committed to pursuing the cause of watering down the RDA.

They are tirelessly committed to their constituencies and communities and like Jo, many, me included, share the great sense of pride that comes in representing the area in which they were born and grew up.

And Transmeta's traditional constituency of Japanese notebook makers remains as committed as ever.

The countless hours he spent with external constituencies was matched by the time and attention he committed to all of us, explaining and engaging on important issues and trends.

But Emily Lloyd, a former environmental protection commissioner for the city, said that while public agencies and some private volunteers were committed to improving conditions, "the bay lacked a real constituency".

Asked about the city's continuing commitment to the community, Commissioner Perine said, "There's a big constituency to see this development through, more work that we're committed to seeing done".

Mainstream Syrian rebels insist they are committed to a political solution despite pressure from their own constituency – never mind Islamist groups which do not believe in negotiations and want more support to fight.

Ms. Merkel is hamstrung by a domestic constituency sharply opposed to committing more money to rescue neighbors.

She has worked hard to drag along Ms. Merkel, who is hamstrung by a domestic constituency sharply opposed to committing more money to rescue neighbors.

Both the Liberal and Labor parties have committed to manufacture future subs in Adelaide, in support of constituencies there and throughout South Australia.