Sentence examples for constituency of support from inspiring English sources
The rebate checks could create an important constituency of support for the policy while offsetting adverse effects of energy price increases on vulnerable households.
His still sizeable constituency of support, particularly among poorer Iranians, is more than offset by the passionate loathing he arouses in millions of his countrymen.
The one GOP name with a compelling personal history and potential for a broad constituency of support – Jon Huntsman – has fizzled into virtual obscurity.
But outside the political-media elite, Jacqui Smith, Hazel Blears, Geoff Hoon, Tony McNulty and the rest have no real constituency of support, either in the Labour party or the wider electorate.
If he goes in with a slightly more intelligent reform agenda, which, by the way, there is a very large constituency of support for across the European Union, then I think he will get somewhere".
His last constituency of support is composed of senior media figures who fawn over his every word and who will be the most passionate supporters of any breakaway party.
Collier's magazine said Truman "hit the popularity jackpot". The moral for the future is that strong policies create their own constituencies of support.
Far from a vote loser, our research suggests that a strong commitment to the social rented sector in an ambitious programme of house building could galvanise constituencies of support.
They are also able to engage with distant audiences, creating new constituencies of support despite this otherwise disempowered condition.
It would have been nice to have lived in a country where I could get on with a regent at Liberty University, but the more time I spend in the mountains and deep south I find that it's increasingly hard to talk with the kinds of people who fill those positions and the people who form their constituencies of support.
Blair was making the speech on Tuesday in his old constituency of Sedgefield to support the Labour campaign, while Miliband campaigned in Bristol.
