Sentences with phrase «core constituency»

This situation can be illustrated by the new core constituencies of the GOP and the Democrats, Evangelicals and Seculars, respectively.

This is the office that was institutionalized by Presidents Nixon and Ford as a way of maintaining regular contact with core constituencies.

«Real business success is not only surplus that you've created for your own core constituency but the broader surplus.

The so - called «dementia tax» floated in the party manifesto re-ignited people's fears of harsh Tory social policies and alienated core constituencies.

Chief Technology Office Sheryl Abshire will guide participants through the challenges of reaching core constituencies by developing a buy - in strategy and incorporating stakeholders without bogging down the ed tech implementation process.

Yet, this thinking is precisely the reason why core constituencies which the GOP needs to win are turning their backs on it.

Labour under Ed Miliband found this out to its detriment, despite the efforts of the so - called «Blue Labour» advisers who sought to address concerns of the white working class — a former Labour core constituency who feel abandoned by their old party and politicians.

Democrats, as well as labor groups that are consistently core constituencies, favor the increase and watched gleefully as Silver touted the bill's merits.

What's Kates core constituency group here?

President George W. Bush's core constituency resides in the suburbs and rural areas, so more federal monies will be spent in those areas, the report contends.

When it comes to its own core constituencies, Alberta's NDP government continues to be too cautious — undoubtedly a hangover from the rough ride it got over Bill 6.

This is a core constituency, individuals who are most likely to spend an afternoon with a latte and laptop at a Starbucks café, listening to commercial - free music.

Beyond its core constituency, meanwhile, the Tea Party's appeal and credibility is sinking.

I can't help but think that, if established, this GOP movement would for a decade have located its core constituency among the lower three income quintiles of households, the second and third of these quintiles being those that provide much of the electoral strength for Trump this year.

The program's main features arise directly from the study group's reading, conversations and informal surveys of core constituencies.

But this is a signal for his core constituency, making strategic use of their specialized reading practices.

It was Brown who coined the phrase «the entire country is our core constituency» in response to Kilfoyle's resignation.

Labour have continued to win seats in their core constituencies because the majority of their old supporters refuse to vote for other parties but those are slowly dying off.

Despite fluctuating popularity at various points, Trump's consistent themes of uncontrolled immigration, free trade harms to manufacturing, reduced tax rates and job creation kept him afloat as a plausible candidate amongst his core constituency.

Electorally, Labour also stands to lose most from pursuing such a xenophobic line as it will alienate ethnic minority voters who are a major component of the most deprived sections of the working class, and are a core constituency of its support in most metropolitan areas.

While paying lip service the concerns of their core constituency, they elect a leader who will continue the status quo.

Currently however George Osborne is negotiating behind closed doors with Labour leaders in the conurbations for deals whose covert aim is to destroy the Labour Party in its core constituencies — something the SNP has already done in Scotland.

And yet the core constituency is saying wait a minute, we need to be raising more taxes and not cutting spending.

Then, after the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the ensuing decades saw this demographic flip, with Southern whites becoming a core constituency of the Republican Party and the African American community voting as a bloc for Democrats.

This is his core constituency.

«There is absolutely no merit in us pandering to it, we are struggling anyway and there is a core constituency of people who will defend and support an intelligent and liberal approach to these things, which is the position we have to take.

Uber has sought to stoke opposition among two of the Democratic mayor's core constituencies: younger voters, for whom the ride - ordering app can be as essential as a MetroCard, and working - class minority residents who make up much of the driver base.

Democrats argued it was an attempt to gut public - sector labor unions, one of their core constituencies.

And the result would need to be more innovative than boosting spending for the Dems» core constituencies.

After all, he is much more popular than his party, which remains unloved beyond its core constituencies and largely unreformed.

The unions boast more than 200,000 members combined, including many middle - class African - Americans, who make up Mr. Rangel's core constituency, sources say.

They have suffered the steepest decline of their core constituencies and can not rest on the conservative reflexes of an ageing electorate.

Much has been said on this site and others about communicating with our core constituency in a language they can understand.

«When you're representing a district that's centered in Chelsea, you're going to have a core constituency that is somewhere on the left of New York City politics.

Geographically, you know everyone is going to pull on their core constituency.

There are broadly four groups within Labour today: what used to be called the Blairite, New Labour right, the traditional right clustered around Ed Balls, the soft left which is Ed Miliband's core constituency and the hard left which is organised around Unite.

Faulkner's core constituency, he said, is «the forgotten, the disregarded,» including the African - American community, the Latino community, and poor and middle class New Yorkers.

If the President then turned his invective on to the military as well as judges, scientists and parts of the media, that might not go down well with his core constituency.

This is a dark, vulgar, brooding turnoff of a movie, minus the steady laugh quotient needed to appease Sandler's core constituency.

Instead of complaining, the future of their business would be better served by finding ways to innovate (consider Steve Jobs» Apple turnaround) and to better serve their core constituencies: writers and readers.

My main point is this: if you are defending your core constituency in this crisis, you are at least partially wrong.

How has APPA's role evolved beyond simply representing the interests of its core constituency — the manufacturing class — to take a position of leadership and collaboration in all facets to the industry?

How to strike the right balance between building new audiences and serving a core constituency?

Most of these names carry little cachet to the wide public, but SFMOMA's core constituency will recognize them as defining figures within the turn - of - the -»70s tendency that critic Lucy Lippard called «the dematerialization of the art object.»

Also, Alberta has been urbanizing rapidly, and lots of young people have moved in, two core constituencies for the NDP.

Now, it isn't coincidence that his core constituency happens to be the many energy companies based in his state, all of them based on fossil fuels and that he gets a lot of campaing contributions from them, not to mention that Oklahoma's economy is sorely dependent upon said companies.