Sentence examples for different constituencies and from inspiring English sources

At different times they may have embraced different constituencies and ideas.

"We are 17 individuals representing different constituencies, and people have to have their say and give their input.

In the end, the prime minister could not meet the expectations of his different constituencies, and his coalition crumbled.

His liberal political persona waxed conservative across time for different constituencies, and his aggressiveness repeatedly roiled race relations.

"We come from distinctly different constituencies, and it is important to represent this diversity and to air our differences," Mr. Prentiss said.

They have different constituencies and worldviews - on the role of government, the distribution of tax burdens and the proper balance between business and labor.

Matters changed when communism turned into a system of states as well as parties, for states have different constraints, a different constituency and different tasks.

No decisions were made yesterday, but Mr. Whitehead said each director would work with a different constituency and relay his or her concerns to the board.

Inside Housing, the trade publication, has been full of good reporting on safety issues but it has a different constituency and no leverage over local officials.

So under the new proposals, the MP for "Mersey Bank" will need to take a 12-mile detour through a different constituency and across the Mersey to reach both areas he or she represents.

But secretaries of state have a different constituency, and Mrs. Clinton knows that the early relationship with the European allies, among others, may well depend on how she strikes a balance between defending Israel and seeking to address humanitarian concerns about the conflict in Gaza.