Sentence examples for from multiple constituencies from inspiring English sources

What no one questions is that the pressure on mutual funds to reduce fees is beginning to come from multiple constituencies.

The impetus for this growth comes from multiple constituencies.

Ozomatli had songs for multiple constituencies, from Stax-style 1960s soul to merengue.

"Given the recent events, we expect increased scrutiny from our multiple constituencies, including patients, payers and regulatory and enforcement agencies," Mr. Barbakow said.

The moment calls for a decisive expansion of the Cuban diplomatic personnel in Washington, D.C. to address the growing interest in travelling and knowing more about Cuba from multiple American constituencies.

But that is part of the continuing argument about how NBC (and others before it) program their Olympic prime times: as variety shows that appeal to multiple constituencies, not an avenue to show one sport from beginning to end.

My response is that we are highly accountable to multiple constituencies, comply to the best of our ability with all requirements from government, accrediting, and regulatory agencies -- often adding staff to already tight budgets in order to be in compliance -- and stake our collective reputations every semester on the life- and career-enhancing value of a college degree.

Adams is beholden to multiple constituencies, and for some faction of supporters his charisma has always derived, at least in part, from the whiff of cordite.

Lose multiple constituencies to Conservatives and Plaid Cymru, serious Ukip threat in South Wales.

Some campaigning activities cover multiple constituencies or cannot easily be allocated to one or another.

He is a politician juggling multiple constituencies, not a preacher leading a movement.