Sentence examples for constituency of opinion from inspiring English sources

There is a constituency of opinion that has been disseminated to the general population".

The previous civil society minister Brooks Newmark, who, somewhat rashly, said that charities should "stick to their knitting" – ie, doing direct work with the needy, rather than challenging the systems that give rise to need – represents a big constituency of opinion.

There has been a retreat from pluralism, a drift, by large constituencies of opinion, to ideological certainty and isolation.

He spoke for a constituency of popular opinion which still existed in the electorate at large, but failed to accept that political opinion in the Conservative party was nevertheless moving ahead.

There is no constituency of expert opinion behind any of them.

Yet it is my strong sense that there remains a constituency of moderate opinion which is larger still.

The Nigerian leader, who has been finance minister since August — it's her second stint in the job — has been endorsed by African giants like South Africa and the African Union, but her own constituency's opinion of her is mixed.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The Nigerian leader, who has been finance minister since August — it's her second stint in the job — has been endorsed by African giants like South Africa and the African Union, but her own constituency's opinion of her is mixed.

The map shows the result of the 27 constituency level opinion polls carried out in Scotland since 1 March 2014.

A complicating factor, of course, is the extreme diversity of opinion among the many Hollywood constituencies.

While a chairperson was elected for GAVI's Governing Board, all participating actors agreed on an equal representation of board members and diversity of opinion [ 64], and also, that no country, constituency or organization should have control of the board.