Sentence examples for different constituency from from inspiring English sources

She chose Ms. Golar Richie, who, she said, represented "a different constituency from the standard old politicians".

I can't tell you the difference intellectually, emotionally between being a governor and being a legislator," says Tom Ridge, who used to be a congressman before he was a governor.Over and above that, they are pragmatic because they have a fundamentally different constituency from that of congressional Republicans.

By 1980, he was a disciplined and experienced political leader and perhaps the nation's most polished public speaker, which enabled him to attract different constituencies, from evangelicals to the emerging neoconservatives.

It's the same in our own country; many of our attitudes in the past, whether it's to do with racism, attitudes to do with disability, to do with homosexuality – lots of different issues have held back different constituencies from being able to fulfil their potential.

It was a lot of work to put the conference together and bring many different constituencies from around the world to share ideas.

And so 150 Labour delegates met to discuss their composite Brexit motion, boiling 150 motions from different constituency parties down to one single motion, which was passed this afternoon.

You're dealing with a different constituency".

Well, no, again it's a different constituency.

Each level of government responds to a different constituency and independently of the other.

Consideration is given to admitting observers from different constituencies with differing interests.

Additional complexity arises because the relevant factors will be weighted differently by different constituencies.