They built a political machine that provided social services as it secured political power, appealing to the needy and disgruntled as well as to the faithful.
According to Safire, after taking office, Nixon and his advisors decided he need not bring the country together, but need only work to secure his reelection by appealing to voters who were not hostile to Nixon and his policies they became known as the Silent Majority.
It is recognised that only a strong emphasis on safer and appealing neighbourhoods and secure crossings along with wider, better-maintained and cleaner pavements encourage walking [42].
By that calculation, Clinton could reach the number of delegates needed to secure the nomination only by appealing to the so-called superdelegates — elected and Party officials who aren't bound by actual voting in the primaries and caucuses.
By that calculation, Clinton could reach the number of delegates needed to secure the nomination only by appealing to the so-called superdelegates elected and Party officials who aren't bound by actual voting in the primaries and caucuses.
Unlike travel reward and cash-back credit cards, which typically require a high credit score and are popular in the Midwest and on both coasts, secured credit cards "can be appealing to those with poor or no credit," said Sreekar Jasthi, an analyst at NerdWallet.
A February 2010 draft report, prepared by the Secure Communities office in Washington, suggested appealing to Mr. Emanuel to intervene if local officials "continue to refuse to attend briefings or join in a dialogue about the benefits of S.C".
Seeking to remain active, Pownall ended up appealing to Lord North, who secured a seat for him in a by-election, representing Minehead.
Concurrently, Noca seeks to provide consumers with a more rewarding and more secure purchasing experience, thereby making its service appealing to both actors involved in a transaction.
Appealing to them first, and securing their support, will help you sell to older, more established executives that will be more resistant to change.
