Sentence examples for public constituency from inspiring English sources

No public constituency polls were published ahead of the vote.

"He's creating stability, but basically he's looking at cost containment with an eye on the public constituency," Mr. Douglass said.

In the Islamic world, as in the U.S. Supreme Court, the legal authorities cannot get too far away from their public constituency without paying a price.

An expanding public constituency - the newly empowered poor - placed overdue demands on city services while commanding a greater share of government funds through mandated welfare assistance.

It will increase in momentum and scale towards 2015 and beyond, and will run alongside engagement of the six public constituency groups.

Let's just leave aside the fact that there isn't much of a public constituency clamoring for a St. Pius XII Pius IXX is beatified, and Pius I, V and X are already saints), as there is for a St. John Paul II, a charismatic pope who played a key role in the collapse of Communism.

The Anne Firor Scott Public Scholars Fellowship, funded directly by The Graduate School, supports one advanced graduate student with a strong interest in carrying out dissertation research that connects with broader public constituencies through innovative forms of scholarly publication (including digital projects of the use of social media) or forms of community engagement and advocacy.

On Monday morning, the effort on all sides to sell the complex plan to their wider public constituencies began in earnest.

It will also require heavy-lifting from the private sector and public, constituencies who benefit from the relationship to be vocal, and the two sides not to shy away from talking transactions.

With her warm smile, left-leaning advocacy, generous hips and personal tragedies, this political spouse — wife of a one-term senator who failed twice in bids for national office — became an extraordinary canvas upon which many different public constituencies projected their narratives.

The 18 to 25 people named to this new panel, according to IOM, should represent "a broad range of public constituencies," including "disease specific interest groups, ethnic groups, public health advocates, and health care providers".