Sentence examples for Established constituency from inspiring English sources

Gensemer addressed a recent gathering at which all the main British parties were represented and asked them whether they found the notion of 100 new volunteers joining an established constituency association "exciting or terrifying".

What Roosevelt was doing was using the unemployed man as an occasion to establish modern constituency groups.

The proposed European constituency (establishing a single European constituency to fill 10% of the seats) is still the subject of debate.

Candidates for elected office were selected by councils established in each constituency and were subject to a gender-balance requirement.

This issue might be circumvented when the question is whether or not to invest in new initiatives which do not (or may not) have an established and organized constituency (III:5).

The Eastleigh result took on a particularly ominous cast for the Conservatives — the party has never won a general election outright without winning Eastleigh since the constituency was established in 1955.

Since his first election to the Senate, in 1972, Helms has succeeded in building alliances that have established him a national Constituency and made him a very powerful force in American politics.

From the official press release: The Constituency Award, established in 1991, honors an individual of a member press who has demonstrated active leadership and service, not only in service to the Association but to the scholarly publishing community as a whole.

This trend is already established: the number of constituencies where those who rent are in the majority has grown from 38 in 2001 to 65 in 2011.

In late 2005, NEA rolled out nationwide 'carpet combing' operations to eliminate breeding sources in all constituencies and established an inter-agency dengue task force to enhance communication and corporation between government agencies and private organisations.

She won tributes from opponents as well as supporters in the constituency south of Manchester, where her reputation as a gutsy fighter had already been established by her work on constituency issues.