Sentence examples for targeted constituencies from inspiring English sources

First, targeted constituencies – ie anyone associated with, relying or dependent on the state and public services.

The people who will suffer dramatically in the coming days are immigrants in general, and Muslims in particular, since they are the most defenseless of all the targeted constituencies.

The movie suggests how pop stars are marketed like politicians to targeted constituencies.

Mr Ozawa's party targeted rural constituencies, emphasising inequality and the problems of small farmers, and the tactic paid off.

On his campaign web site, Obama singles out 16 specific target constituencies under "groups".

All three now have organisers in their target constituencies and in some seats they already hold.

Ukip picked up 12% of the national vote and came second in at least 90 seats, but it failed to win key target constituencies.

The prime minister toured many Labour-held target constituencies with the aim of winning over the opposition's pro-Brexit heartlands.

Crawley Man lives in one of the 15 key target constituencies in the South that Ed Miliband needs to secure victory in 2015 – as well as a host of seats in the North and Midlands.

The target constituencies can be huge — white men, Hispanics, seniors – or, with the emergence of sophisticated micro-technology, smaller slices of the electorate, ranging from laid-off manufacturing workers to women golfers.

Sir Hayden admits that it will be hard to get consensus between the parties - with Labour reliant on large union donations and the Tories keen on heavy spending on individual target constituencies through the life of a parliament - but he concludes that he is now "more optimistic than when I began".