Sentence examples for organized constituency from inspiring English sources
"Young people are not an organized constituency: can't hold people accountable, can't vote people out of office; not organized as a constituency because of ideological diversity.
"You're looking for people not only to agree with your message -- you're looking for people to become part of an organized constituency".
Key parts of the GOP base have united in opposition, and Bush and other Republican leaders have found themselves up against a formidable and organized constituency.
The "politics-as-usual" rulebook dictates that politicians should avoid endorsing any policy that would negatively affect a specific, organized constituency.
Intentionally or not, he's obscured or hidden that record at a time when an influential, politically organized constituency that raises lots of money for candidates can help put him over the top.
This issue might be circumvented when the question is whether or not to invest in new initiatives which do not (or may not) have an established and organized constituency (III:5).
The voluntary wing is organized in constituency associations, each of which elects its own officers and is responsible for fund-raising, campaigning, and the selection of candidates to compete in local and parliamentary elections.
Roughly half the jobs saved come from the ranks of teachers, a highly organized core constituency for the president and a mainstay of the political machine that supports the Democratic Party.
NYCLASS did what every successful political movement has done from environmentalists to housing advocates: We organized a constituency of humane voters.
Any ban would thus win favor from an organized political constituency while allowing government administrators to claim they are championing public health, regardless of scientific testimony that little or no hazard existed.
This tendency toward incredulity and the inclination to protect organized local constituencies is what makes trade talks like the WTO so difficult.
