Sentence examples for constituency of their from inspiring English sources

For the Holtz-admirers, an ample constituency of their own, there were explanations.

But most of those politicians, who had a genuine constituency of their own, were removed in Tito's deliberalising purge of 1971-72.Today Yugoslavis is ruled by a group of men who, for the most part, owe their position to the president's favour.

They are thinking that if they exclude the Sunnis from the police and the army they will be able to give more jobs to the constituencies of their parties.

Moreover, in a foolishly ostentatious way, they have seized on the crisis as an opportunity to loot the public treasury and enrich constituencies supportive of their party–and for this politically they will pay and pay.

Public funds sponsor citizens' training programs to develop principled, skillful, ethical leaders with clear responsibilities to their entire constituencies regardless of their particular origins and loyalties.

What a powerful challenge to the many misguided men who are heroes to everyone except the most important constituency of all -- their own children.

The concerts, held in the museum's sculpture garden, are well attended, Ms. Edwards said, "so we wanted to respond to this constituency and think of their interests".

It therefore distanced itself from the LBC and even tried to set up its own book club and expelled a couple of local constituency activists because of their membership of the real thing.

Once established, programs develop a political constituency and life of their own.

Farage is Ukip's candidate for their constituency of South Thanet.

The man camps are a source of some tension between the oil industry and established residents — the Williston Herald regularly gets comments from readers lamenting the town's "ghettos" and their constituency of "oil-field trash".