Sentence examples for government constituency from inspiring English sources

"Metropolitan area" was and is nothing but a blurred geographical expression, without any clearly-defined and influential government, constituency and representatives.

One reason is that foreign investors (along with the European Union) themselves act as a government constituency, with a significant influence on the local elite.

But the gun lobby wasn't the only entity seeking to appeal to the Limited Government constituency, and beginning with Reagan, the Republican Party increasingly began to portray government as a hostile, alien entity that serves only to restrict and deny the individual freedoms of Americans.

She called the remarks part of an ill-conceived attempt to please various government constituencies.

But the CCTs, which have transformed many indigent sectors into critical government constituencies, provided a cover for regressive taxation.

Michael Crick names the most anti-government constituency in Britain.

As the head of the Office of Public Engagement, she serves as the administration's contact to local governments, constituency groups and the business community.

Everybody seemed to think that the 2016 nominee's big project would be uniting the Party's business, religious, and Tea Party anti-government constituencies.

"It is entirely right and proper that the resources of the country are harnessed to boost one of our great industries, and tourism is a great Scottish industry," said Alex Salmond, the chief minister of the Scottish government, whose constituency includes the project site.

"To build a bedrock in place of the old Syrian government's constituencies.

The three Westminster leaders claim that reforms introduced by the Government to change constituency boundaries and the process for registering to vote will make the situation "even worse".