Sentence examples for of particular constituencies from inspiring English sources
That's because most of the "bias" in the system does not relate to the size of particular constituencies.
Instead of emerging organically from a particular vision of what society should be like, policies are arbitrarily stitched together as means of appealing to particular constituencies.
The BBC may still be the world's widest-ranging broadcaster, but it gobbles up less than a third of Britons' viewing time; about half the remainder is accounted for in minuscule slices by dozens of specialist digital outfits catering to particular constituencies.
Congressional colleagues welcomed his international star turn as a source of reassurance, for Americans generally and for particular constituencies like Jewish voters with misgivings about Mr. Obama.
The old politics featured carefully crafted speeches and policy proposals calculated to appeal to particular constituencies.
Second, we certainly shouldn't put the burden of saving $7 million on the backs of a particular constituency in a particular part of the city".
When I asked Madden why he had to resign he said, "I simply can not go on shouldering the burden of that particular constituency.
Anyone or any group that seeks to depress or suppress the turnout of a particular constituency now has the unregulated technological means and platform to do so.
Politicians prefer complex systems that allow them to satisfy particular constituencies, reward supporters, and disguise the true costs of things.
A Democratic spokesman, Shams M. Tarek, said in a statement that much of the shift merely reflected the natural affinity between the Democratic Party and particular constituencies.
These Miami restaurants, either in the heart of the city, in Coral Gables or Coconut Grove, or along the suburban edges, all have their own particular constituencies.
