Sentence examples for wider constituency from inspiring English sources

The focus here has shifted in recent years to take in a wider constituency.

Steer now mobilised a wider constituency, he said, "of university academics, manufacturers, train operators, consultants".

To represent this district, he would have to reach out to a wider constituency of African-Americans, whites and Asians.

"His commitment and determination have been greatly valued by members of the local Labour party, as well as in the wider constituency.

Mrs. Clinton's aides say her decisions are not part of any calculated effort to win over a wider constituency outside New York.

They revised their political outlook to appeal to a wider constituency, abandoning some of the ideological baggage that had kept them out of power.

CMC was also advocated as a way of involving much wider constituencies in the process than involved in this case – for example by seeking views on priorities for research from a wide range of voluntary, consumer and professional groups.

Secondly, we were unable to verify how representative the views expressed in the forum are of wider constituencies, and whether there are important groups whose views are entirely absent.

Demands therefore need to appeal to a very wide constituency.

But according to Larry Wachowski, The Matrix, despite its origins as a comic book, is an 'intellectual action movie', with a wide constituency of fans.

Missions such as these often sought to work in areas unoccupied by other missionaries, guaranteed no salaries, and left financial support in God's hands, but most bodies made their financial needs known to a wide constituency.