Sentence examples for constituent engagement from inspiring English sources

Several lawmakers surveyed in recent days acknowledged a major uptick in constituent engagement on health care, whether through phone calls, social media postings or in-person contacts.

"We have hosted Congressman Flores on our campus so he could learn about our campus," said Tommye Lou Davis, the university's vice president for constituent engagement.

Both Republicans remain adamant that they have not made a decision on how they will vote on Kavanaugh, but the reduced constituent engagement makes the Supreme Court fight more difficult for liberals than last year's defense of the ACA.

In doing so, it will take a broader view of the overall effects of the program by looking at both its intended goal of constituent engagement and also at infrastructure activity, service delivery, and media coverage.

Steinberg said that she looks forward to strengthening the relationship between the activities of Homewood Student Affairs and Constituent Engagement, an arm of Alumni Relations, in an effort to bring young graduates back to Homewood as a resource for current students.

Yet for many social sector organizations, constituent engagement is a challenge, as listening is a challenge for many people.

These findings also suggest that more engaged members receive more benefits and compliment Wenger's (1998) argument that in order to be competent members of communities of practice, participants must find ways to access its three constituent elements: mutual engagement, joint enterprise, and shared repertoire.

It would acknowledge that creative lives exist on a continuum, and take seriously arts education, arts careers, institutional advancement, and, concomitantly, audience and constituent access and engagement.

At any rate, now McDaniel and his supporters are left to howl about how they had to pay the price for their unforced errors, whining about how Cochran managed to exploit his history of constituent service and willing engagement with different voting blocs to win the primary.

One strand of this aid is democratic local governance (DLG) assistance, which aims to strengthen local institutions, increasing their service delivery capabilities and engagement with constituents to further the goals of participation, empowerment, regional autonomy, and accountability.

Saying he would like MPs to engage more with party members and constituents, Corbyn added: "I think we should all be accountable to our parties but I also think that accountability should be a process of engagement: that MPs do engage with their constituency parties, do engage with their constituents, and MPs do change their minds on things because of local opinion.