Sentence examples for develop a constituency from inspiring English sources

He said his previous theater experience, which included directing at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, led him "into a strong taste for the rigors and risk of new work -- 'moving the art form forward.' " But, he added, he had strong backing from university officials and worked to develop a constituency for new work and donors to support it.

Although the premium assistance in the bill would be limited to just over a year, some Republicans say it is hard to let a program lapse once it develops a constituency.

"Indian goods are of good quality and cheaper in price; this will develop a huge constituency for peace and deeper integration".

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

Only time will tell, but 2016 could be an important year for the libertarian wing of the GOP to develop a national constituency.

"We have worked very hard with certain key creditor constituencies to develop a plan that will provide the reorganized Conseco with a capital structure that can be supported by cash flows from ongoing operations," William J. Shea, Conseco's president and chief executive, said in the statement.

"As always," he said, "the preference and desire at Johnson & Johnson is to appoint someone who has come up through the system, who has broad experience in various markets and probably has developed an internal constituency that would enable them to lead".

"It is simply not possible to develop a proposal under which five whole constituencies... are contained within the county boundary... Consequently, our proposals include one constituency that crosses the boundary between these two counties".

The goals of the 2003 conference, conceived as a working meeting, were "to develop a program to share outreach and education resources among the astronomical community [and] to find ways of communicating with underdeveloped constituencies".

While Ms. Gillard has been scrambling to shore up her image in several constituencies, Mr. Abbott also has struggled to develop an election-winning edge.

3) Develop an effective delivery mechanism involving both state actors, and non-state actors who can ensure a "voice" for constituencies who are affected by government policies and also provide the "demand" for the assessments.