Sentence examples for of a different constituency from inspiring English sources

Is the (token?) non-white, non-male judge genuinely representative of a different constituency or someone who seems media-friendly rather than passionate about the issue he/she appears to represent?

Each level of government responds to a different constituency and independently of the other.

"For Subaru, each of the four celebrities appeals to a different constituency," he added.

But secretaries of state have a different constituency, and Mrs. Clinton knows that the early relationship with the European allies, among others, may well depend on how she strikes a balance between defending Israel and seeking to address humanitarian concerns about the conflict in Gaza.

Divide students into groups of three or four, and have each select a different constituency listed on the board.

Matters changed when communism turned into a system of states as well as parties, for states have different constraints, a different constituency and different tasks.

You're dealing with a different constituency".

Well, no, again it's a different constituency.

The objectives of a nation are rarely clear-cut and reflect the balancing of interests of different constituencies with different, often conflicting, desires and aims.

Through this firm, Falwell can make appeals to a variety of different constituencies with a series of computer-printed letters appropriate to each.

I can't tell you the difference intellectually, emotionally between being a governor and being a legislator," says Tom Ridge, who used to be a congressman before he was a governor.Over and above that, they are pragmatic because they have a fundamentally different constituency from that of congressional Republicans.