Sentence examples for inclusive constituency from inspiring English sources
But it's scary to consider the implications of an evolving political realization that a broad-based, inclusive constituency may not be as critical as huge war-chests and smart targeting to secure a parliamentary majority.
And, if not crafted in a manner to be inclusive of all constituencies of the Foundation, put the organization's good will at risk.
Those who adopt a more inclusive view of the constituency of public reason object that the normative content of public reason cannot be as determinate as Rawls suggests (e.g. Benhabib 2002, 108 112; Gaus 2011, 36 46; Habermas 1995, 126 131).
I'm not suggesting that casual violence in young males is the product of educational selection, but if you are going to have a system where lots of kids feel like failures at 11, and then the "successes" are clearly visible in their special uniforms, well, don't expect your constituency to be a happier, more inclusive place.
On yet a different view, the constituency of public reason should be even more inclusive with very few, if any, standards that need to be met before one qualifies as someone to whom rules or principles must be justified.
Our analyses of these successful attempts to protect land demonstrate how values emerge as part of inclusive, yet specific, narratives that mobilize and broaden support and constituencies.
In this respect, this country is undergoing a regulation process with various constituencies promoting new sets of rules to make French society more inclusive.
When he showed an unconventional side — on immigration reform, say, or faith-based initiatives — the aim was always to make the G.O.P. seem as inclusive as possible, and to cast himself as a president for all Americans, even constituencies that would never vote for him.
(Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. inclusive).
