Sentence examples for dominant constituency from inspiring English sources

In this transformative shift, the liberalism in liberal democracy has overtaken and minimised the democracy; the dominant constituency is no longer the people but the corporate world.

They dominate constituency associations.

After Paul's death, Christian ties to Judaism rapidly faded; pagan converts became the dominant Christian constituency.

Abdullah's team, on the other hand, is considered the champion of the Tajiks -- the country's second biggest constituency and the dominant ethnicity in many elite circles, especially the military.

That will be handy for the next election in 2020: voters tend to favour the dominant two parties in their constituencies.

But the proliferation of laws designed to restrain protest and strike action, the growth of a centralised and militarised policing apparatus and the boom in prison construction, all beginning during her reign, not only transformed the relationship of citizens to the state but in so doing weakened popular constituencies relative to dominant business elites.

The dominant emotion among the most loyal of Democratic constituencies -- labor, liberals, minorities -- is disappointment borne of unfulfilled high hopes.

This will show you if certain data sources are becoming dominant or just "noisy"; or if other key constituencies are not providing any input.

When a dominant party sweeps all of the seats in a constituency, that chance is extinguished.

ZANU's constituency was principally the Shona people, Zimbabwe's dominant ethnic group; ZAPU's support came mostly from the Ndebele, the Zulu-related tribe that inhabits southwestern Zimbabwe.

Members of that constituency assert or reclaim ways of understanding their distinctiveness that challenge dominant oppressive characterizations, with the goal of greater self-determination.