Sentence examples for expert constituency from inspiring English sources

Generally, these committee members dedicate the vast majority of their professional time to performing interventional procedures; as such, they represent a valid broad expert constituency of the subject matter under consideration.

Achieving sustainability in brownfield redevelopment projects may be constrained by a failure of engagement between two key expert constituencies: urban planners/designers and subsurface engineers, leading to missed opportunities and unintended outcomes in the plan realisation phase.

There is no constituency of expert opinion behind any of them.

Blacks are already a core Democratic constituency, and experts said he would receive 85percentt or more of the black vote this year.

The SQUIRE development process was designed to produce consensus among a broad constituency of experts and users on both the content and format of guideline items.

Accordingly, interviews occasionally segregated the advisors, speaking with only one particular constituency (e.g., experts in terrorism).

That sober, rational analysis is informed by contributions from thousands of party members, hundreds of constituency parties, several MPs, countless experts and all the major manufacturing unions.

John Humphrys put it to the test in the marginal constituency of Watford, together with advertising expert Gail Parminter.

It is composed largely of technical experts rather than political constituencies.

Christie's experts, vividly aware of the changing attitudes in the constituency they cater to, cleverly pressed all the right buttons in their catalog presentation.

"There is really no political constituency for competition," said Robert D. Reischauer, a health policy expert and a former director of the Congressional Budget Office.