Sentence examples for constituency of one from inspiring English sources

To become the archdiocese's leader, he had to appeal only to a constituency of one, Pope Benedict XVI.

The Post and Mr. Allan answer to a constituency of one, and Mr. Murdoch shows no outward sign of tiring of the paper or its editor.

Mr. Cheney's standing with his self-described constituency of one -- the president -- appears only to have grown through two wars and the constant policy clashes between the State Department and the Pentagon.

The defenders don't have a constituency, or rather only have a constituency of one.

"It's a hard town when you have a constituency of no one," said one Department of Education official.

"Like the larger church, Sojourners' constituency, board, and staff are not of one mind on all of these issues.

From the perspective of leveraging social media for political organization, the baseline level of activity among a constituency is one of the most important characteristics of a population.

In this week's general election, Tilbury will be on the frontline of the tectonic shifts that are reshaping politics as we know it: its parliamentary constituency is one of a handful of "marginal" seats in Britain that will determine who forms the next government.

"You have to balance the needs of the overall constituency to the needs of one group," he said.

He has described representing the constituency as "one of the greatest pleasures of my public life".

All things being equal, trying to sway different constituencies to one's electoral point of view is certainly defensible, but is this really the best use of resources at this point?