Sentence examples for key constituencies of from inspiring English sources

Sooner or later, the key constituencies of Washington "all know that he will come to them".

Cynics might suggest that that is an attempt to ingratiate himself with the key constituencies of the Democratic Party.

Trump acknowledged that the challenge for him will be to sound somewhat less like Hitler to please congressional Republicans while still sounding enough like Hitler to avoid alienating his key constituencies of Nazis and white supremacists.

As I emphasized in the post I wrote after the results came in, the main reason that Clinton won is that she racked up big majorities among some key constituencies of today's Democratic Party women, blacks, Hispanics, and affluent, highly educated whites.

Now, the equally unlikely pairing of President-elect Donald Trump and key constituencies of the left are celebrating its near-certain demise.

This unexpected deposit in the Democratic pity bank arrives not a minute too soon: Rolling Stone and Newsweek, major publications catering to key constituencies of Obama, have just released issues with him gracing their covers in glowing light.

And he said that the hard left — especially the C.G.I.L. labor union, which has more retirees than workers among its membership and is a key constituency of the Democratic Party — had blocked more aggressive changes to Italy's labor laws.

The deadliest of the attacks struck at the heart of a region known as Eastern Ghouta, an area northeast of Damascus whose towns have swelled into cities in recent decades with an influx of mostly poor Sunni Muslims from the countryside, the key constituency of the anti-Assad uprising.

LinkedIn may be the world's biggest business social network and obviously offers value to people, but users aren't really into the experience: recruiters (not members) are the key constituency of the site, the UI has become too cluttered over time, and – most importantly – LinkedIn is just a vast collection of user resumes, and not really social or networking-oriented.

If a significant number of peasant farmers no longer feel threatened, a key constituency of the anti-canal movement would be weakened.

"The government doesn't think it can control all information for all people, but if they can control information for their key constituency of AKP supporters, that is valuable to them," said Nate Schenkkan, a Turkey expert at pro-democracy group Freedom House. .