Sentence examples for establishment constituencies from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney, seeing an opportunity to consolidate support from establishment constituencies like Wall Street and big business, scrambled to recruit the contributors who had their sights set on Mr. Christie, while Gov. Rick Perry of Texas tried to re-establish his role as a credible alternative.

If Rubio is able to get the nomination - a serious "if" since he would have to knit together a coalition of Tea Party, evangelical and establishment constituencies - he could present a serious challenge to Hillary Clinton in the general election.

That pull will only grow stronger now that Trump has shown how little influence establishment conservatives have over the constituency they claim to represent.

The latter now has no obvious rival for the favours of the traditional Republican east coast establishment, a reduced, but still important, constituency within the party.

These include: Routine immunization, establishment of model health centres in every constituency and employment of twenty health workers for every constituency.

It's the policy incarnation of the splits between three of the party's constituencies: the wealthy, the defence establishment, and the elderly.

Powerful Palestinian constituencies -- the intellectuals, security establishment, media, business community... -- whose support was vital for any peace effort were disillusioned..., doubtful of Israel's willingness to implement signed agreements".

His constituency was always the Beltway establishment, which had decided that he was the Brave Truth-teller.

The Brexit vote in Labour constituencies represented a rejection of the establishment.

Much to the frustration of his conservative Democratic constituency, Harris became known as an "establishment liberal".

Musically in the same aggressive vein as American hardcore, they addressed different constituencies with overlapping but distinct anti-establishment messages.