Sentences with phrase «different constituencies»

Much to our surprise we were in different constituencies.

One way is to frame the benefits differently — economic competition and innovation, national security, improved learning, or more substantial political debate — for different constituencies.

Their approach also prevents them from examining different constituencies within the various religious families and denominations that might suggest different ways of mapping the world of religion.

But I realized that the issue of getting government funds is inherently political, and that it's crucial to understand the perspective of different constituencies.

For many, the two contenders in this election have had their eyes on different constituencies.

There are many reasons why various advocates representing different constituencies support school choice policies.

Our coalition is giving those forces a voice and ability to communicate with their very different constituencies.

Nevertheless, his statement could hold some truth to it, given the two parties different constituencies.

But at the same time, to his credit, he has alienated different constituencies by actually governing.

They are where different constituencies stake out territory and make their arguments in the technological drama.

«Even if you are president of the United States, you have to deal with 535 individuals with different constituencies and agendas on Capitol Hill,» Mr. Anderson said.

Her strong human relations skills enabled her to interface very effectively with many different constituencies including alumni, students, and employers.

The first Chatham House conference on autonomous military technologies in London on 24 - 25 February brought together individuals from different constituencies to contemplate autonomous weapons and the prospect of delegating human control over targeting and attack decisions to machines.

Knowing every detail of everything he says and how different constituencies are responding to it and what other videos are out there and who's still supporting him isn't going to do anything except make you feel worse.

The above results suggest that different constituency demographics particularly levels of employment and retired persons are associated with differing positions on Europe.

«But you do have to be mindful when you're talking about different constituencies of people.

Both mayors were were also elected by a dramatically different constituency, according to Sherrill.

The project has two overarching aims: 1) Within the community of higher education (including leaders and researchers), we will present — in de-identified form — findings from what may well be the most ambitious contemporary effort to describe the «mental models» of several different constituencies on at least ten campuses.

Controlling this kind of pollution requires coordinating across city and provincial boundaries over a geographic basin, but rural politicians and urban politicos in India have vastly different constituencies, making it difficult for urbanites to convince farmers to use less polluting practices or for rural people to ask city dwellers to drive less.

While in terms of electoral races in different constituencies, Nigel Farage's party impacts both the Conservatives and Labour, one area where it damages the Tories more is on trustworthiness on key issues and the electoral implications of this.

«What adapting congregations seem to do well is to create opportunities for different constituencies to eat together.»

Tom has served as the executive director and CEO of several associations, including The Institute of Internal Auditors, ranging from $ 2 - 25 million in revenue representing many different constituencies and professions.

Prelert needed a part - time in - house lawyer who could manage the fast - paced demands of its growing company, leading the negotiation of new customer contracts while balancing the priorities of different constituencies within the company.

In order to gain broad - based community support, the committee should be comprised of «movers and shakers» in the community, bringing to the committee different talents and perspectives, and representing different constituencies within your community.

It is now incumbent on the African Union and the international community to persuade or put pressure on Nkurunziza not to take revenge against the demonstrators or coup plotters (both are from different constituencies), and to respect the Arusha agreement by stepping down, postponing the elections, and allowing democratic process to function.

«Schools have very different needs and serve very different constituencies.»

NYSERDA has done a great job of working with different constituencies to put together this valuable program.»

«That's come back as an important factor: Are artists supported by different constituencies, be they critical or commercial?»

To realize his vision, Katzenberg has been pitching two different constituencies: myriad tech and telco giants he could partner with to bring the content to the masses and the biggest producers capable of supplying content.When he shared his vision exclusively with Variety last year, he was seeking $ 2 billion to fund the venture.

You're just speaking to a different constituency.

Different constituencies will find different vocabularies attractive, and perhaps congenial to their interests.

The campus church does not threaten the community church, because it addresses a different constituency.

The conflicting ecumenical visions are designed for different constituencies.

They have different constituencies — Bettman has 30 owners, Goodenow has 700 players, Fasel has 63 hockey - playing countries — and the agendas sometimes clash.

For the leavers, it makes sense to have Ukip appeal to their traditional supporters while Vote Leave reaches out a different constituency.

And he says Vince Cable «stood for three different parties in six different constituencies».

The 2010 report also highlighted more serious flaws in the registration process — many of which have subsequently been remedied — such as registration by the «head of household» and decentralised electoral rolls, which mean that voters can simultaneously be registered in two different constituencies.

In order to address the question, I estimate what the party first preference votes would be in the different constituencies, assuming similar (proportional) changes in party vote shares in all constituencies to those that are being suggested by a particular opinion poll, or — in this case — an average of the most recent polls.

Boundary Changes: Gains Dunmurry ward and part of Derriaghy ward — uniquely in the whole of the boundary review, this leavies Derriaghy divided between two different constituencies.

In order to address this question, I estimate what the party first preference votes would be in the different constituencies, assuming similar (proportional) changes in party vote shares in all constituencies to those that are being suggested by a particular opinion poll.

Other levels of government have different constituencies and different sources of power and interest.

The EC in a statement said «all registered voters who wish to transfer their votes from the polling station in the constituency where they registered to a different constituency where they wish to vote in the 2016 general elections, are required to visit the District Office of the Electoral Commission in the constituency WHERE THEY ARE NOW RESIDENT, to complete the vote transfer application form to be processed for the transfer.»

All registered voters who wish to transfer their votes from the polling station in the Constituency where they registered to a different Constituency where they wish to vote in the 2016 general elections, are required to visit the District Office of the Electoral Commission in the Constituency where they are now resident to complete the vote transfer application form to be processed for the transfer.