Sentence examples for To constituency from inspiring English sources
noun
A district represented by one or more elected officials.
- John was elected to parliament from the Bedford constituency.
Thus, 'futuring' activities can contribute not only to strategic decision-making but also to constituency building, if the respective social constituents (innovation actors with their specific visions, values, etc).
Each gives a strong role to constituency parties.
Conference Current Half of the votes go to the unions and half to constituency parties.
Its initial recommendations are to be disclosed to constituency chairmen in Edinburgh on December 13th.
(Sturgeon does not drive, and Murrell is described as her regular chauffeur to constituency events).
One of the opposition's grievances was on the government's proposed changes to constituency boundaries, which the parliament approved in September.
BBC News went to his constituency to ask people what they thought about his decision to step down.
He reinforced that Nelson had abdicated his "responsibility to his constituency" to "do what is right".
The current health minister and Fine Gael TD Leo Varadkar said he was opposed to constituency-by-constituency deals.
Political parties marry interests to constituencies.
We're listening to constituencies who represent all perspectives".
