Sentence examples for a constituency's from inspiring English sources

This arrangement will discourage hard work on a constituency's behalf.In this section Indian women on the march An odd sort of tax Taxation without representation Out with the new Belt, braces and army boots Vote before the system crashes Not whaling but drowning ReprintsAnother reasonable fear is that male politicians will put up biddable wives and daughters for election.

He has worked on Capitol Hill, as a National Co-Chair of Catholics for Obama--a constituency group of the President's re-election campaign, and is now a private political and non-profit consultant.

Somewhere in a marginal constituency's Aldi, Kenneth Clarke is doing Gangnam Style down the frozen foods aisle in a highly misguided attempt to court the youth vote.

Somewhere in a marginal constituency's Aldi, Kenneth Clarke is doing the "Gangnam Style" dance down the frozen foods aisle in a highly misguided attempt to court the youth vote.

So chanted protesters in Manyame, a constituency near Harare, Zimbabwe's capital, on April 1st.

But none have a constituency like Mr. Arafat's because the major agencies are split between the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

As a constituency MSP, Walker's resignation means a by-election will be held in Dunfermline.

He name-checked a constituency he calls "America's forgotten communities," a reference to the relatives of people who have died at the hands of immigrants.

Four years ago he took advantage of ebbing Labour popularity and chanced his arm as a constituency candidate, defeating Labour's Sophie Howe.

John Sutherland has noted that it begins with two spin doctors, Tadpole and Taper, devising a slogan – "ancient institutions and modern improvements" – and rushing the catchphrase to a constituency by the era's equivalent of texting or email, the stage coach.

John Sutherland has noted that it begins with two spin doctors, Tadpole and Taper, devising a slogan – "ancient institutions and modern improvements" – and rushing the catchphrase to a constituency by the era's equivalent of texting or email, the stage coach.