Sentence examples for relevant constituencies from inspiring English sources

He also said the equalities bill would extend all-women shortlists to 2030 and allow relevant constituencies to have a majority of black and Asian candidates.

He created a shared purpose across all of the relevant constituencies, both military and civilian, top down from headquarters and bottom up from the field.

Like the Committee on the Administration of Justice in Northern Ireland and the Scottish Council for Civil Liberties, we urged widespread public involvement (of relevant constituencies) in this debate.

The most useful analyses of the principles of effective teacher education programs, as well as any plans created for future enhancements, are best developed by including multiple perspectives to represent the relevant constituencies.

Campaigning politicians are expected to charm and cajole relevant constituencies, to pander, to bob and weave, and to continually cobble together disparate interest groups.

The two agencies should develop new, site-independent safety standards in a formally coordinated joint process that actively engages and solicits input from all the relevant constituencies.

Each task force was also assigned an executive sponsor from the WMC, who was charged with learning about the relevant constituency's concerns, opportunities, and strategies and with serving as a liaison to top management.

The greater the degree to which the constituency of public reason is idealized, the more we are restricting the content of public reason, that is, the pool of ideas or arguments that could be reasonably endorsed by the members of the relevant constituency.

Successful community health promotion requires a thorough understanding of community health needs, active participation of community members, use of existing community resources, involvement of all relevant local constituencies and incorporation of multiple intervention strategies [ 17].

The panel will invite the views of the relevant local constituency parties and the MPs concerned.

This was in marked contrast with recent discussions on the Scottish independence referendum, where the relevant voting constituency was one of the top and most hotly contested issues.