Sentence examples for to create a constituency from inspiring English sources

The idea is to create a constituency for a bigger deal — one in which rolling back nuclear facilities, dismantling centrifuges and allowing inspectors far greater access to suspect sites would be traded for a far greater lifting of sanctions.

BELIZE CITY, Belize — Among conservation biologists, Rachel Graham is sometimes called the aquatic Jane Goodall: She has developed new information about the lives of her research subjects and, like the famous primatologist, she has successfully deployed science to create a constituency for their preservation.

Boundary changes in 1918 merged the town of Ely with the old Wisbech constituency to create a new constituency of Isle of Ely.

There has been a fierce campaign against any move to create a "Devonwall" constituency, led by a group called Keep Cornwall Whole.

"We knew we had to create a domestic constituency with some electoral clout, so we decided to use the aipac model," Brooke said, referring to the American Israel Political Action Committee.

The Pavia Group's most important idea is to create a federal constituency in the center of the Belgian confederation of Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels.

Beijing has courted Taiwanese businessmen and promoted economic integration, hoping to create a broader constituency in Taiwan in favor of eventual reunification.

With the oil price falling, stronger economic ties to the West could help to create a business constituency inside Russia that sees the need for greater liberalisation to keep the economy growing.

Since 1967, however, religion, nationalism and hunger for Palestinians' land have fused to create a powerful constituency in Israel dedicated to retaining control of the whole of Jerusalem and Judaism's holy places on the West Bank.

Mark Henderson, in his book The Geek Manifesto, argues: "The result has been to create a powerful constituency that delightedly seizes on any indication, however poorly founded, that the science of climate change might be less robust.

This savvy son of Cuban immigrants is seen as the man who could win back the White House from the Democrats, with the ability to create a new constituency for a party that struggles to accept the changing demographics of American politics.