Sentence examples for a special constituency from inspiring English sources

The field's full-time professionals can be every bit as brilliant the show's wealth of telling and beautiful pictures beggars stamina but they're cloaked in sports photography's ritual service to the obsessions of a special constituency: fans, such as me, who are infected with what Roger Angell nailed, in this magazine, as "insatiable vicariousness".

Special constituency meetings are being planned in Cambridge, Liverpool, Winchester, Luton and Hackney and Bermondsey in London.

Members of Parliament are elected to a four-year term in ten multi-seat constituencies, with additional members elected in special constituencies reserved for the Croatian diaspora and national minorities.

Most of them are part of two special constituencies.

Pavia's solution is to force all parties that want to be in the national government to fight for seats in a special "federal", ie nationwide constituency.

Latinos were seen as a natural part of the Bush constituency, rather than a special side project, Madrid said, describing it as a very effective, Republican-style rejection of identity-only politics.

Separately, her constituency Conservative Association is planning a special members' meeting to discuss her future.

Mr Connarty, whose constituency includes Grangemouth, was a special needs teacher before becoming an MP in 1992.

We had a special coalition ale from the prime minister's constituency and Yorkshire crisps from the deputy prime minister's constituency.Bagehot: So you had a drink?WH: No no!

Nick Clegg is on course to be saved from defeat in his Sheffield Hallam constituency by a tide of Tory tactical votes, according to a special Guardian/ICM poll conducted in the deputy prime minister's constituency.

He is widely expected to take part in a special election for a parliamentary seat in a constituency in Lahore, but the date for that vote has not been announced by the country's election commission.