Sentence examples for constituency demands from inspiring English sources

The constituency demands on MPs are far greater than they once were.

So feminisation is part of the story, along with health concerns, the 24/7 pressures of IT (not least the Twitter stasi which reports a member if he or she utters a cross word in the tea queue) and constituency demands, the new select committee system and much else has made parliament more professional and more sober.

We have created a constituency demanding better management of natural resources and an end to corruption.

Foreign spluttering has had little effect; observers had assumed that the government would not crack down until there was a domestic constituency demanding action.

Not a message likely to endear him to the visiting Americans.It may not feel like it while Mr Obama is in town, but Mr Hatoyama has an even more powerful constituency demanding reassurance: the bond market.

With the midterms on the horizon, it is hard to believe that Democratic leaders would have taken such a bold step without feeling the pressure from a broad constituency demanding that they resist Trump in any way possible, including some that might previously have been unthinkable.

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In conjunction with the Change.org petition by Congolese activist Delly Mawazo Sesete, we hoped the video would pique Tim Cook's attention and help build a constituency demanding change, but we never guessed that Apple would publicly acknowledge our call to action.

SHS restrictions have been delayed by several broad factors: the influence of industry groups successfully opposing regulation; issue wear-out; and political perceptions that there is not a salient constituency demanding that smoking be banned in bars and clubs.

Most interviewees commented that one of the most powerful forces that would convince politicians to finally act would be the mobilization of a visible and diverse constituency demanding smoking bans in pubs and clubs.

Japan's present mixture of proportional representation and single-seat constituencies demands politics with a much broader appeal, pitched more squarely at the urban consumer.