Sentence examples for So constituencies from inspiring English sources

How about, for example, a majority quota of "local only" shortlists, so constituencies like Purnell's might more often see one of their own sons or daughters at the cabinet table, making a more direct connection between community and democracy?

As this video reminds us, 1997 was one of the most dramatic election nights in history, with all but 30 or so constituencies counting the votes as soon as the polls closed that Thursday night, as has been the tradition for decades.

Inexperience is a criticism often thrown at the Greens - and it may be a factor that affects the vote in the dozen or so constituencies where it believes it has a chance in May.

I spare a thought for, and this is true of so many constituencies, for members of staff.

In a democracy like India, with so many constituencies and so many views, especially on Pakistan, it is a lesson that the public needs to be taken along".

Legends seldom, if ever, take hold as quickly as this one did, but rare is the athlete who resonates with so many constituencies.

Yet at a time when so many constituencies are vying for a shrinking pot of federal money, there are no champions to argue for tucking oil away for an indefinite period.

It is an opportunity because these giants now need to serve so many constituencies and local markets simultaneously that they must to some extent break down their old hierarchies and create more porous, flexible modes of cultural exchange.

Finding common ground among so many constituencies is "a constant tension that our coalition faces," said Mr. Choi, a leader of the 12 Percent and Growing Coalition, a lobbying group that was formed in 2008 and unites more than 45 organizations that are led by Asians or serve the Asian population.

In the Bok view, American colleges and universities are victims of their own success: they answer to so many constituencies and are expected to serve so many ends that no one can agree on even a few common goals, and in the meantime they have grown complacent.

Referring to the way in which activists have come to dominate party political thinking, he said: "I've noticed your party becomes more partisan and so your constituencies are one stripe or another and so to get the nomination you have to appeal to the party base".