Sentence examples for true constituency from inspiring English sources

"After all, the true constituency is the readers".

Ryan's true constituency isn't the Tea Party, it's the commentariat; strip him of his unjustified reputation as an honest policy wonk, and he's just another mean-spirited ideologue.

Most Filipinos don't want her to go to jail since that might draw the attention of Imelda's true constituency, the foreign press.

This was predictable: never mind the Tea Party, Mr. Ryan's true constituency is the commentariat, which years ago decided that he was the Honest, Serious Conservative, whose proposals deserve respect even if you don't like him.

On the other hand, if the district is considered a true constituency, in the sense that it has unique interests that can be geographically and, as a result, socially defined, districting should not be arbitrary.

It was, in a way, a mordant echo of the bigger controversies rocking Europe, not entirely unlike Germany's efforts to force Greece to behave more "responsibly," while Greece claimed that responsible behavior was not captured by a bottom line but lay in being responsible to its true constituency.

Among people who actually work for real businesses, the Gore supporters at Cisco Systems may open a window into the true constituencies of Bush and Gore.

And the centre, in my view, still has the true governing constituency of the country but not the governing constituency of the media.

No, not necessarily forever, but across the next few decades of American politics there is simply no plausible case that gratitude to Marco Rubio and Jeff Flake will convert a liberal-leaning voting bloc into a true swing constituency, let alone a Republican-tilting demographic.

"I live in a true blue shire constituency," said one reader in Hitchin and Harpenden, where Peter Lilley of the Conservatives is the incumbent MP.

It is true that those constituencies where Brexit triumphed – seven out of 18 – were unionist strongholds.