Sentence examples for important a constituency from inspiring English sources

The religiously unaffiliated are becoming as important a constituency to Democrats as evangelicals are to Republicans, Pew said.

Mindful of how important a constituency teachers are to their parties, both Bill Clinton and Tony Blair will not allow vouchers a chance to prove themselves.

The first is federal funding, which is important to a constituency that is more powerful than low-income patients: hospitals and medical groups.

Mr. Khan, who has repeatedly stressed his commitment to women's rights since declaring himself in control of Herat last week and who clearly sees educated women in particular as an important constituency, gave a lengthy speech in which he urged the women to help counter illiteracy in Afghanistan.

The ADL has a major platform, an important constituency and serious institutional capacity.

The legislation, which adds prescription drug benefits to Medicare, is crucial to the elderly, an important constituency in next year's elections.

Mr. McCain's words, in keeping with his continuing efforts to paint Mr. Obama as inexperienced and reckless on national security, played well before an important constituency in South Florida, an audience full of Cuban exiles, many of whom had suffered under Fidel Castro's government.

The White House pays close attention to military families, an important constituency, yet surveys, including a New York Times/CBS News poll in September, have also shown an erosion of support for the war among them.

He added that "the Lower Manhattan community is an important constituency; it's not the most important constituency".

Mr. Kerry, making a push for an important Democratic constituency that has warmed to the Bush administration over its Middle East policy, sought to assure the attendees that he was as strong a supporter of Israel as Mr. Bush.

The urban middle class will be a prime beneficiary, as befits an important constituency for Mr Singh's Bharatiya Janata Party.