Sentence examples for constituency to support from inspiring English sources
At the same time, Prince Mohammed has actively courted youth as a new constituency to support his programs.
This in turn, it is argued, has pushed Putin to embrace a more socially conservative and nationalistic constituency to support him during his current term of office.
"If [the Trump administration] did their version of the privacy bill of rights, and did the necessary legwork to make sure there was a constituency to support it, I think it would be a meaningful step forward … motivating Congress to act," said Dean Garfield, the president of the Information Technology Industry Council, which represents tech giants including Apple, Facebook and Google.
In return hundreds of supporters of climate legislation would door-knock and leaflet these constituencies to support them.
He added: "You still need to come to various constituencies to support a long-term policy to meet a need that is expanding.
"Because of that, a number of members of Parliament were pressurized by their own constituencies to support her," said Ian Ollis, an alliance member in Parliament who supported Ms. Mazibuko.
Bradley Ian Berger Manalapan, N.J., June 30 , 2008 To the Editor: Thomas L. Friedman cites the credit crisis, unhappy S.U.V. owners, and auto company stockholders as important constituencies to support his position that nation-building in America is the key issue in our election.
The show seems oddly truncated, but it represents three major constituencies to support his thesis.
The RENEWAL experience shows that boundary organisations need to be simultaneously flexible and persistent and that the gradual strengthening of networks needs to bring in diverse constituencies to support legitimacy and engender trust.
When he warned, Greenspan said, "No significant constituency seems to support taking the actions that will be necessary to move toward, and one hopes achieve, budget balance.
Firstly, a problem may already have been framed in a particular way, an option selected to address the problem, and a political constituency mobilised to support such decisions.
