Sentence examples similar to protect constituencies from inspiring English sources

Granting legal land titles to poor people will foster stability in society and protect marginalised constituencies from conflict-inducing land grabs at the hands of powerful elites and extractive industries.

The parties protect their constituencies -- Republicans, the "haves" (no new taxes); Democrats, the "have-nots" (more taxes, more entitlement programs).

Woolley asserted that the governor was faring relatively well in public opinion considering "the enormous and growing pressure on the state budget and on the governor to protect various constituencies".

Focusing on epidemic diseases, Hoffman [ 1] defines the "global health security regime" as "the implicit or explicit principles, norms, rules and decision-making procedures by which international actors (including both states and civil society organizations) aim to protect their constituencies from the transmission of diseases from one area to another".

"I feel like I'm ready to get on and protect our constituency in the wider national picture".

"We took a decision to protect our constituency service, which we take great pride in, and therefore we said yes, we would take the salary and, as we have always done in the past, that would be contributed to the party to provide the constituency service," the Sinn Fein said.

The trade ministers who gathered this time around were laboring not just under the shadow of Seattle, but also in a weakened global economy in which nations are under intense pressure to sacrifice the long-term economic potential of trade to the immediate political imperative of protecting domestic constituencies.

This tendency toward incredulity and the inclination to protect organized local constituencies is what makes trade talks like the WTO so difficult.

Ahead of the 2006 and 2008 elections, the challenge for Democrats is to unite these constituencies, protect themselves from attacks on social "wedge" issues, such as abortion, and highlight Republican policy troubles.

In the short term, Hollande managed to protect his key constituency, French farmers, by securing a €1bn increase in the contested common agricultural policy compared with figures proposed in November.

At the same time, opportunities for more in-depth debate among IRB members in Botswana regarding areas of concern to the constituencies they protect would help to tailor both future IRB-member training and public health outreach.