Sentence examples for more key constituencies from inspiring English sources

How many more key constituencies does he have to offend before it becomes clear what must be done?

Earlier this year, it emerged that a record number of people who were born outside the UK will be able to vote in this year's general election and are likely to hold the balance of power in several key constituencies, including two where more than 50% of those eligible to vote were born abroad.

Amy has a proven track record of helping senior leaders more clearly articulate vision, socialize their message, and impact key constituencies.

Covering more campaign miles than ever before, our programmes and services will tour key constituencies between Monday 20 April and Friday 1 May.

Then she laid out an issues agenda -- education, health care, more jobs upstate and in the inner city -- designed to make a connection to key constituencies.

This gave key constituencies what they wanted.

Ukip will be strengthened in some key constituencies.

In several states, Republicans have recently passed more restrictive election laws, which they say will fight fraud, but which Democrats say will make it harder for some of their key constituencies to vote.

WHO are some of the president's "key constituencies" who voted for another term?

He suggests that, from its origins in the 1970s, the phenomenon had three key constituencies.

His resource-poor kingdom also lacks the money to placate key constituencies.