Sentence examples for expanded constituency from inspiring English sources

His peremptory dissolution of the Iraqi Army, in May of 2003, gave the insurgency vigor and a vastly expanded constituency.

Today the IHP + enjoys an expanded constituency (Table 1), and has demonstrated its commitment to independent assessment and accountability by commissioning in 2009 a partnership known as IHP+Results to independently monitor progress against agreed indicators.

Publishers, with some exceptions, have been slow to respond to this expanding constituency.

Rather, this trip should be judged by its ability to expand constituencies in both countries who want a more open and prosperous Cuba.

And he has, to all intents and purposes, secured a political legitimacy for himself and expanded his constituency as a result of his violent uprisings against the Americans.

Thus far he appeals to the more cerebral, well-off, good-government-oriented voters-but not to move large numbers of people, or to greatly expand his constituency.

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An expanding public constituency - the newly empowered poor - placed overdue demands on city services while commanding a greater share of government funds through mandated welfare assistance.

For Roemer, writing after the lunch during which Gandhi had commented on extremism, "the rising profile of young leaders like Rahul Gandhi provides [the USA with] an opening to expand the constituency in support of the strategic partnership with a long term horizon".

In a system long viewed as relatively static, the influx of new faces and the rising profile of young leaders like Rahul Gandhi provides us an opening to expand the constituency in support of the strategic partnership with a long term horizon.

In any event, peace groups have tried to expand their constituency by conducting workshops in poor development towns in the south and north.