Sentence examples for constituency right from inspiring English sources
"His main constituency right now is history".
It divided your constituency right down the middle.
Labor unions vigorously oppose the idea, and so an injunction could invigorate organized labor, an important Democratic constituency, right before November's elections.
I think that he has to realize he's bringing investors in as a new constituency right now, and I think he's got to show them the respect that they deserve because he's asking them for their money".
In some ways, Mr. Bloomberg, who has served as the post-9/11 mayor almost three times as long as Mr. Giuliani did, has a more daunting task than Mr. Giuliani, who enjoyed almost unanimous support from a battered constituency right after the attack last year.
"This is a substantial investment, but the overall majority of this goes on employing the many thousands of the most highly-skilled engineers and manufacturers in my constituency and right across the United Kingdom," he said.
Palmer's idealised constituency is right at the heart of mainstream Australia, and if he is able to open up a critical eye to their publications within that constituency then he'll have achieved a great positive.
The choice of pastor is a delicate one for Mr. Obama; at his 2009 swearing-in, he offended an important constituency – gay rights activists – by selecting the Rev. Rick Warren, the author of "The Purpose Driven Life" and an opponent of same-sex marriage, to deliver the invocation.
Taken together, these features are indicative of a highly-active, densely-interconnected constituency of right-leaning users using this important social media platform to further their political views.
Pointing definitively to a vocal, socially engaged, densely interconnected constituency of right-leaning users, these topological and behavioral features provide a significantly more nuanced perspective on political communication on this important social media platform.
Americans with disabilities are the last U.S. constituency whose rights can be taken away based on identity.
