Sentence examples for real constituents from inspiring English sources

His real constituents are the corporations that gave him $100 million, the biggest political haul in history.

We want the lawmakers to hear from their real constituents, as opposed to the people that usually lobby them".

But they were desperate to hold on to a process that apportions political power based not on real constituents but on sleight of hand.

"Skateboarders were the first real constituents of modernist urban design," writes the architect and skateboarding advocate Tony Bracali in his essay Thanks Le Corbusier (… from the Skateboarders) in reference to the French urbanist designer who heavily influenced post-war architecture and planning.

Even if Mr Cable is exposed as a show-off and a ninny, I am not sure the import of what he said to the two yummy-mummy Mata Haris from the Telegraph was so great as to justify their skulduggery (skulduggery that will, what is more, make MPs even more reluctant to be honest and open with real constituents in the future).

He worries that too many rectors and government officials view students as simply "consumers of a tradable service" and has pleaded with them to remember their real constituents.

The idea of energy as a real constituent of matter has, however, become too deeply rooted to be abandoned lightly, and most physicists find it useful to continue treating electric and magnetic fields as more than mathematical constructions.

But let's close the integrity gap and the performance gap of our elected officials by eliminating their fundraising solicitations and put them back to work doing the people's business – protecting our homeland, creating jobs, reducing the debt, standing up for law enforcement and doing real constituent service work that benefits you.

WASHINGTON — By dismissing an angry crowd of constituents as paid, out-of-state protesters last month, Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) helped convince a very real constituent in the audience that it was time to run for office.

"These types of astroturf campaigns are extremely dangerous because they hide the fact that they are corporate lobbying and mislead lawmakers into thinking that there is real constituent support for terrible and unpopular policies pushed by big businesses," Evan Greer, campaign director at the pro-net neutrality Fight for the Future, told HuffPost in an email.

Gasoline, a primary reference fuel mixture (PRF80), and several representative real-fuel constituents were examined.