Sentence examples for to form a constituency from inspiring English sources

Sometimes those are ideas that are better able to form a constituency".

"Exit-polling data shows the number of secularists in the US is increasing and with that the group is going to want to form a political constituency with more influence," he said. .

Polls are suggesting no one party will win enough constituencies to form a government outright.

Experiments could create "lock-in" around a particular research path, forming a constituency that would downplay subsequently uncovered risks and obstacles.

Msambweni Central forms a constituency with an elected Member of Parliament.

It turns out that women don't form a political constituency any more than men do; like men, women tend to vote with their families and their communities.

They form a natural constituency for Governor Bush, a United Methodist who, with his story of a personal religious conversion, speaks a language familiar to evangelical Protestants.

Shut them down and risk revolt; leave them alone and a growing number of wealthy traders could form a threatening constituency.

"This is the vocal, articulate middle class who form an important constituency of every political party," Mr. Karnik said.

The political genius of universal entitlements like Medicare and social security is that their beneficiaries are rich and poor alike, and thus form a rock solid constituency: people like you and me, whoever you and me happen to be.

A majority of the province's residents are coloured, or mixed-race, and they form a key DA constituency.