Sentence examples for emerging constituencies from inspiring English sources

"The Democratic party will become even more dominated by the emerging constituencies that gave Barack Obama his historic 2008 victory," argues Teixeira, author of The Emerging Democratic Majority.

In an interview with The Washington Post, she said that the "four pillars" of the Democratic Party were women, blacks, organized labor and ethnic minorities and that its "emerging constituencies" were the disabled, environmentalists and gay men and lesbians.

However the shutdown gets resolved, this emerging constituency, which believes the Trump Presidency represents a national emergency, isn't going anywhere, except to the next protest or political meeting.

While polls seem to suggest that Republican women still support Mr. Cain in numbers that are roughly equivalent to men, flickers of discontent are emerging in crucial constituencies.

The Greens have released a slate of arts and cultural policies, including a regional arts policy and a $12m policy specifically targeted at young and emerging artists – a constituency of obvious importance to the party.

After the clamour of election day, with politicians emerging smiling from their constituency polling stations, comes the hard graft: the high pressure counts in local authorities around the country.

The danger of such unimpeded proliferation is that as Iran's program crosses successive technological thresholds, a constituency is emerging within the regime that argues that an Iran with a bomb maybe in a better position to renegotiate its re-entry into the global economy.

As the demands being placed on these lands increased over time, diverse constituencies emerged with a stake in how these lands were to be managed; they organized themselves to influence Congress and federal agencies in Washington to achieve their particular objectives.

Less strange is that politicians like her would be eager to secure votes from every constituency and that emerging religions would associate with the powerful and the popular to gain exposure.

Collaborative activities will improve the quality of collections and services offered to campus constituencies, redirect resources to emerging needs, make each institution more competitive in securing government and foundation support, and generate additional revenues.

"Not a single constituency emerges well from this story," he writes.