Sentence examples for visible constituency from inspiring English sources

Insisting that she has a strong record as a visible constituency MP, she adds: "They [Ukip] are clearly trying to push this notion of some sort of 'Westminster elite' type person who is out of touch, and I don't think that's working, because people know me and I have been very visible".

"There isn't a visible constituency...that [resonates] with politicians, that gives them the impression, the belief, that there are real numbers attached to this issue for them electorally".

Many also live beyond the reach of publicly funded LGBT health programs, community-based support agencies, and visible constituencies able to finance, nurture, and augment such services.

The fact that fewer people are afflicted (even if the affliction is much worse) means they are a smaller, less visible political constituency.

Though UKIP are visible in the constituency, he still considers the Conservatives to be his main threat.

In Ohio and then Pennsylvania she channeled a surprisingly convincing blend of Rocky Balboa and Norma Rae in courting America's least visible, least fashionable, constituency: hard scrabble, small town whites.

Most interviewees commented that one of the most powerful forces that would convince politicians to finally act would be the mobilization of a visible and diverse constituency demanding smoking bans in pubs and clubs.

Issues that are highly salient and visible to key constituencies, for instance, may cause politically ambitious actors to alter their bargaining positions.

As City Council speaker, Gifford Miller has a visible pulpit and a built-in constituency of 50 other legislators.

"He made it visible and showed there was a constituency".

All the stresses and strains of a party shifting inexorably to the left are visible in the city and in Labour constituency parties such as Birkenhead, Wallasey and Liverpool Riverside, one of the biggest and most leftwing constituencies in the country.