Sentence examples for isolated constituency from inspiring English sources
But less publicly, his administration has reached out to this politically isolated constituency in a sustained and widening effort that has left even skeptics surprised.
At the party offices here in Dar es Salaam the other day, a fleet of motorcycles used for reaching isolated constituencies in villages accessible only by dirt road sat parked out back.
In many blue states, what makes the current fiscal picture unsustainable are mostly the promises that legislators have made to public-sector unions — a powerful and influential constituency, to be sure, but ultimately just one constituency, which can be successfully isolated and cast as an enemy of the common good.
"Concessions to blacks and opponents of the war reestablished the credibility of liberalism to key constituencies," the authors write, and this left the Panthers isolated from their allies.
One respondent, who lives in health secretary Jeremy Hunt's constituency in Surrey, said that a lack of support had left her daughter isolated.
Romney's loss forced the GOP to recognize that its support is built on a shrinking base of aging, ethnically monolithic, and geographically isolated voters -- while the Democrats have amassed a coalition of growing and engaged constituencies.
With rising discontent among the young unemployed in France finding expression in the Sivens Dam campaign, and a traditional constituency among small farmers, Jadot said that the FN's environmental tilt was not an isolated example.
Paradoxically, this isolated what was politically the most radical and racially militant movement in jazz from its natural African-American constituency.
Together, they represent key constituencies whose support for the historic accord is critical to isolating right-wing opponents and preventing last-minute sabotage attempts.
