Sentence examples for greater constituency from inspiring English sources

Since democracy has a greater constituency than any other regime, the theorem gives an argument for why it is best able to generate legitimate outcomes.

Mr Lunde Larsen is a Member of the Danish Parliament for the Liberal Party in Western Jutland greater constituency and he holds an Industrial PhD, University of Copenhagen and Grundtvigsk Forum and a Master of Theology, University of Copenhagen.

What seems clear, today, is that Andrew Cuomo is conscious of how his policy decisions will be perceived not just by New Yorkers, but by people across the nation as well, the potential greater constituency.

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"We don't have a great constituency in the media these days," Blair says.

"There's a great constituency for lots of other content besides corporate financial news," he said.

The London Stock Market decline has shaken the greatest constituency of capitalism in our own country - pensioners.

"The poor in developing countries are not a great constituency," said Ian Johnson, a World Bank executive, who is chairman of the international consultative group, which is run out of the World Bank in Washington.

But the meat of Kerry's address will likely be an appeal to the 14,000 delegates to get behind his Israel-Palestine peace initiative by joining what he has called a "great constituency for peace".

What we need from those who recognize the importance of the secretary's work is not a recounting of the reasons why this may not work, but their help in building what he has called the "great constituency for peace" and in pressing the leaders on all sides to make it a success.

The chairman of the Rochester and Strood Conservatives, Andrew Mackness, said: "Kelly will make a great MP for our great constituency, and I look forward to supporting her in the coming weeks to ensure a Conservative win and a bright future for this area".