Sentence examples for tangible constituency from inspiring English sources
De Blasio, who has spent most of his career as a Democratic political strategist, is playing the game by the same rules as everyone else so far, he's made shameless appeals to every tangible constituency while publicly saying most of the right things to soothe the powerful elites who look back fondly on the days of Michael Bloomberg's luxury city.
"It's a real constituency.
"Hearing about women who've done that feels very tangible – women who stepped forward in a constituency who never would have done so".
On the other side, Abbas' efforts to secure the release of Palestinian prisoners is an attempt to prove to his constituency that he is delivering tangible results from participating in negotiations with Israel.
The House was considering a measure to give tax advantages to small businesses, debating the sort of imperfect but well-intentioned legislation that would have previously breezed through since it was aimed at a favored constituency of both parties and provided tangible benefits in a rocky economy.
Adding measures of security is a "tangible" action that "school authorities can do to demonstrate to a worried constituency that they are trying to make schools safer".
Yes, it is true -- and important to point out -- that Republicans' policy prescriptions are a lot worse for all those constituencies than Democrats, but at some point we also have to deliver some tangible benefits to our voters.
Bombón knows his constituency.
They dominate constituency associations.
