Sentence examples for outside constituency from inspiring English sources
A 1999 empirical analysis in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases published by the CDC described six motivational factors associated with bioterrorism, including: charismatic leadership, no outside constituency, apocalyptic ideology, loner or splinter group, sense of paranoia and grandiosity, and defensive aggression.
Mr. Kennedy said Mr. Kovach "was editing for outside constituencies".
He's a broker between agencies with a self-interest in keeping things classified and outside constituencies, like historians, who don't.
That in fact is the core meaning of academic freedom — the right of the academy to make its own decisions about academic matters and to be free from the pressures exerted by outside constituencies, even when some members of those outside constituencies are themselves academics.
These benefits include a course that integrates disciplines in a way that students believe will increase their integrative skills and marketability, a course that faculty can embrace as a vehicle for their own development in teaching and research, and that administrators find sufficiently novel and engaging to attract the attention of outside constituencies and the press.
The disturbances were just outside her constituency.
They make them just outside my constituency in Portsmouth.
Murray urged the leader to "call off the dogs" in reference to Momentum members protesting outside his constituency office.
The reason it went pear-shaped was that it was the night we had a riot over tuition fees outside my constituency office.
Given my feelings for the chancellor, why am I standing at 6am on a freezing December day outside his constituency office bearing Christmas gifts?
The Liberal Democrat MP Don Foster today confronted angry students outside his constituency office in Bath and said he would not make up his mind how he would vote on tuition fees until a few hours before the vote.
