Sentence examples for party constituencies from inspiring English sources

The third is the "successor," usually a vice president, who must distinguish himself from the president he serves without alienating the White House staff or party constituencies still loyal to the boss.

An investigation for the Observer, carried out by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, indicates that the United and Cecil Club is playing a crucial role in funnelling cash from often unidentifiable donors to Tory party constituencies.

During the four-year period in the run-up to the next general election, the whole country will know of the no confidence in the MPs from their Labour party constituencies.

Despite her public image as a "rogue" conservative, in fact, she's clearly tried to position herself as a party power-broker – someone who can "anoint" individual candidates, build bridges between warring and disaffected party constituencies, and perhaps, should the need arise, help ensure the victory of one presidential candidate over another.

The top party officials implicated in the diplomatic cables of plotting against Mr Mugabe have powerful party constituencies which he cannot afford to alienate by punishing them.

The Obama administration must stop trying to assuage party constituencies and instead demonstrate definitive leadership on an issue of utmost importance for America's future and global strength.

The rally resonates with what members of the party, constituency party chairman, and ordinary members of the public have said".

I did once attended a local Labour party constituency meeting but nearly fell asleep.

Then there was the removal of giant posters protesting the imposition of water rates from the side of a party constituency office, just days after another Sinn Fein minister received a review recommending he implement those same water rates.

It's taken half a decade for me to admit that, in 2010, I felt I let down my staff, volunteers, party, constituency … and in some ways my reputation.

The men -- the vanquished Democratic nominee of four years ago and the candidate he was campaigning for -- had the same purpose: to drive up turnout among a critical party constituency in the face of recent polls suggesting some slippage.