Sentence examples for its constituencies from inspiring English sources

Here is the inescapable conclusion: When a company truly seeks to take care of all its constituencies, it serves not just the collective good, but also its own long-term best interest.

"I think there's a need for the Labour party to look culturally at what it does in its constituencies".

It may lose over 30 of its constituencies there to the surging, separatist Scottish National Party (SNP).

But it managed, by sticking to basics, to reasonably serve all its constituencies.

It suggested that Mr Zuma's leadership was weak and indebted to its constituencies.

"Isn't that the job of the union, to answer the questions of its constituencies?" he said.

But critics of the government see things differently, saying it fears alienating the station or its constituency, which both helped it win the last election.

Its sectarian faith sets it apart from all others, and makes it difficult to equate its constituency with the general public.

The Gay Roommate Information Network charges a shareseeker only $50, in part because it wants to serve its constituency.

In July 1996, the New York Passport Agency flabbergasted its constituency by saying it would not start the passport process for people who arrived on its doorstep unannounced.

The opposition, which was deeply divided over whether to attend at all, is under pressure from its constituency to demonstrate that it is making progress on replacing Assad.