Sentence examples for constituency for real from inspiring English sources
Given that hardliners have gained influence since the killing stopped, the constituency for real truth-telling (probing all dirty secrets) is weak.
That new activity, Mr. Haykal adds, is creating a new incentive and constituency for a real result to the talks with Israel.
Makers, ask yourselves, how can we turn big data into a political constituency for using real evidence--one that can compete with all the negative noise and money in the system?
He suggested that the real constituency for Mr. Bush's speech was the politically-powerful exile community in Miami.
And once we start proving there's a constituency for honest talk and real answers, there's no telling where it will lead.
"There's no real constituency for simplification," added Bill Sweetnam Jr., a principal with the Groom Law Group in Washington, who served as benefits tax counsel for the Treasury Department, also under President Bush.
The difficulty will be to keep Kashmir on the agenda, as Pakistan insists, without confronting the hardest issues until a real constituency for peace has been built in both countries.Coming outIn the cavernous corridors of Delhi's South Block, housing the foreign ministry, Indian diplomats are on a roll.
But the real mass constituency for inequality is not the one percent.
Among people who actually work for real businesses, the Gore supporters at Cisco Systems may open a window into the true constituencies of Bush and Gore.
