Sentence examples for friendly constituencies from inspiring English sources
We have lost our belief that complex policy problems call for critical examination from multiple perspectives and their solutions must be defensible to the wider public, not just friendly constituencies.
That event was a gathering of a friendly constituency in Clemens's home state, one month after the Mitchell report was issued.
It will be a tragedy if, in the mad scramble to assemble a new ruling coalition that will almost certainly be more business-friendly, their constituency gets left behind.
"Pre-poll rigging" takes many forms, they say: the government weans candidates away from them, sometimes by threatening to arrange corruption charges against them; mobilises the administration to work for friendly candidates; and has redrawn constituencies to favour those candidates all charges the government denies.
It is likely that Erdoğan's vulnerability in the early stages of his premiership made it easier for him to make friendly gestures to Kurds and liberals – constituencies well beyond the typical ambit of the Turkish Islamist.
"And the Republicans have learned the costly lesson that there are limits to presidential coercion of senators who really do have constituencies that are more friendly to them than to the president".
This obscure technical change looks like a deliberate, aggressive manoeuvre to make sure the new constituencies are as Tory-friendly as possible.
Is the (token?) non-white, non-male judge genuinely representative of a different constituency or someone who seems media-friendly rather than passionate about the issue he/she appears to represent?
There are four constituencies that we need to take into account in crafting an entrepreneurship-friendly tax policy: entrepreneurs, angel investors, venture capital firms and corporations.
Constituencies there tend to be rural and cover huge areas, but hold relatively few voters, usually ethnic Malays or other, local ethnic groups friendly to the BN.
Many more constituencies.
