Sentence examples for younger constituents from inspiring English sources

Publishers say that in disciplines with younger constituents, there is little resistance.

There were calls for Mr. Bloomberg's defeat from the office he has held for some of his younger constituents' entire conscious lives.

Sometimes the most pressing issues for younger constituents did differ from those of their older neighbors — younger voters cared more about neighborhood revitalization and job development for instance.

A challenge for today's congregational leaders is to find ways to encourage younger constituents to assume meaningful service roles within their organizations.

The young people presented the results of a regional young people's forum that included a list of priority actions for governments to undertake in order to better serve their younger constituents.

What my young constituents tell me is the same thing I heard from apprentices at Rolls Royce.

It's an often moving story that many of his young constituents will be able to relate to.

At the Saturday rally, Mr. Khatami could only ask his youngest constituents -- the voting age is 15 -- to be patient.

Experts say the usual midterm effect, in which young voters are especially likely to disengage, has combined with an unexpected distance that has arisen between Mr. Obama and many young constituents.

Heavy rain was falling on the day, in October, 1903, that the first municipal playground in New York opened, in Seward Park, on the Lower East Side; but poor weather hardly dampened the enthusiasm of the park's young constituents.

Seated in a coffeehouse in Dover Plains on Super Tuesday last month, Mr. Hall talked about his first year in office, in between meeting with young constituents and accompanying his wife, Pamela, to vote.