Sentence examples for varied constituencies from inspiring English sources
It is meant to be a flip book of the city, with a nod to its varied constituencies.
And he has shown that he will carefully balance the often contradictory demands of his varied constituencies, ranging from leftist Socialist Party stalwarts to the conservative business community.
Throughout, Ms. Greenwald reached out to the varied constituencies by inviting some of the most influential and outspoken players to assist the museum's board.
HUD must avoid the temptation to spread the money far and wide, an approach that would score points with varied constituencies but would fail to target the neediest areas.
While the involvement of varied constituencies is important, obtaining it requires more effort from the needs assessor and therefore is less commonly employed [Witkin, B.R. (1994). Needs assessment since 1981: The state of the practice. Evaluation Practice, 15(17 27]–27].
Marsh et al. noted that consultation requires 'authentic community representation, where authenticity implies fair, balanced and accurate representation of the many and varied constituencies within the community' [ 16].
Liberal skeptics might argue that Republicans would shun Obama no matter how many seats they controlled, but the laws of political self-interest suggest otherwise; the more districts and states you represent, the more varied your constituencies and the more self-interest compels you to compromise.
Furthermore, the sizes of the individual county constituencies varied significantly.
Their constituencies varied and the particular issues they championed changed with the country's unfolding history.
Fine particulate matter is a heterogeneous mixture that tends to vary in constituency over time and across space [ 58].
Despite government measures aimed at stimulating the economy and buffering households against the worst effects of the crisis, there is a widespread clamor to do more, from constituencies as varied as business groups and poor peasants and fishermen.
