This formula, combined with a record of tending to the more parochial needs of the state and its voters, largely accounts for his repeated success at winning re-election in what is, by registration, a strongly Democratic state.
After the ratification of the U.S. Constitution and the creation of the federal republic in 1789, however, a new ethos of nation-making took hold in which ambition, properly cultivated, could rescue talent and virtue from the parochial needs of the family farm.
In general the new laws were narrow, pegged to some very parochial need.
Is ours an atomised society, driven by parochial material needs, in which nothing beyond the backyard really counts?
Henderson believes CDC has become "parochial" and needs nudging to "open up" to outside ideas.
He believes Welsh football is too parochial and needs outside influences and views to help it be a success.
There are different parochial interests that need to use data – finance, marketing, sales, finance, engineering, and so forth.
"I'm not going to be subsidizing for the next three, five years, pick a number, subsidizing what other states have failed to do". In a news conference Wednesday, he said, "There are some very good things in the national plan that's being proposed, but if you look at -- and really almost in a parochial manner -- we need to look out for Massachusetts first...
Sanders has gradually taken a less keen interest in foreign policy; his politics have become more parochial, focused on the needs of everyday Americans.
Instead, it is being driven by a fear of being left behind and a belief that exchanges, parochial for too long, need to catch up with the rest of the globalising financial industry.Mr Thain thinks the future belongs to a handful of exchanges offering a basket of products—equities, bonds, exchange-traded funds, futures, options and more across several time zones.
We're a global company, not a parochial one, and we need staff from all over the world".
