Sentence examples for constituency driven by from inspiring English sources

A lot of people have talked about that, well, this was a campaign or a constituency driven by certain social issues.

This peace constituency, often driven by moral and political ideals, provides the key force behind the opposition to U.S. wars in their early stages.

On other occasions it is driven by constituency necessity, when union members on one side or voters on the other expect a display of aggravation on their behalf.

Bosnia, Halberstam writes, created a new political constituency in America, one "driven by a memory that connected these events to the atrocities of the Nazis and therefore demanded that other nations ask themselves what their larger purpose was".

And anyone who thinks that the recent wrangles here over our constituency boundaries were unseemly and driven by party interest should gaze across the Atlantic, and look at maps of the weirdly shaped congressional districts, carved out for naked partisan purposes.

The year 2008 marked the emergence of a Democratic Party driven by surging constituencies of minorities, single women and voters under 30.

Those categories might be driven by political constituencies with a stake in stressing their distinctiveness or by overwhelming increases in immigrants classified as a single group.

It's been driven by a domestic constituency in the U.S".

The old story one that delivered meaning and purpose across the length and breadth of the organization may no longer have the same power, especially when the key stakeholder constituencies have gotten larger, more demanding, and driven by varying agendas.

"Discussion is driven by governments accountable to domestic constituencies and not to the E.U. as a whole".

This development, while principally affecting international transactions, has largely been driven by public outcry in national constituencies.