Sentence examples for own electorate from inspiring English sources

By meeting at this time, and with a government whose electoral legitimacy is doubted by significant numbers of its own electorate, the Obama administration and its allies are indicating that they will look the other way at the dire circumstances of the Iranian people because Iran's strategic importance and regional influence are sorely needed.

"Tax on foreign owned second homes focuses on the wealthy and avoids hitting your own electorate.

Berlusconi "created his own electorate," Stille explains.

But Mr Mbeki is not under pressure from his own electorate to do anything drastic.

The rise of Trump exposed the Republican Party's failure to understand its own electorate.

But it has also a common- sense duty to mobilise and support its own electorate.

Other MPs, such as the Country Liberal party's Natasha Griggs, have surveyed their own electorates.

There are 27 other governments, each with their own interests to protect, their own parliaments to answer to and their own electorates to think about.

On the other side, the leaders of Germany, Finland and other countries clearly feel constrained by their own electorates.

But the appeal seemed unlikely to make much impact on European leaders, who are faced with similar resistance from their own electorates to any wider Afghan role.

Dhanda calculated that if the main parties were to reflect their own electorates, then Labour would lead the charge with 49 BME MPs, while the Tories would have 26 BME MPs and the Lib Dems would have six.