Sentence examples for constituency wants from inspiring English sources

"They're doing what their constituency wants them to do".

The fight the old eastern Europe boxing constituency wants is a showdown between the two toughest and strongest big men from the old Soviet Union, St Petersburg's Valuev and Kiev's Vitali Klitschko, the WBC champion.

"The Old Guard Communist leadership of the North can bury its head in the sands of Marxist economic theory all it wants," Mr. Lamb observes, "but its constituency wants the model that Saigon symbolized -- an economy that rewards initiative, encourages private enterprise, values liberal ideas and frees itself from rigid government control".

However, everyone in my constituency wants to know whether that applies to the six large wind farm applications, over which planning power is not devolved, and which are currently being heard at the UK's largest ever public inquiry, which started yesterday.

No president can go much farther than his constituency wants.

CC: You'd think representatives would say, "My constituency wants this, so I should vote this way".

Your opponent's? –What does your constituency want a candidate to do/say regarding this issue?

American businesses, a crucial Republican constituency, want access to low-wage migrant workers, and they endorse Mr. Fox's plan for a "guest worker" program.

Roosevelt's upstate constituency wanted an antimachine Democrat in the city, while La Guardia had to join the Republican Party because it "seemed the only avenue I could choose at the time in order to carry out my boyhood dreams of going to work against corrupt government".

"Whether it's sexual and gender equality, tackling poverty or protecting the environment and tackling climate change, the young people like those I often speak to at Loughborough University in my constituency want to see the UK leading the fight against these global ills, and they know that our voice and impact are magnified by playing a leading role through the EU as part of a group of 28 nations".

Elected leaders want to give what people in their constituency want, so if enough people call wanting more spending on anti-poverty measures, then Congressmen will endorse bills that accomplish that.