Sentence examples for additional constituency from inspiring English sources

That cost, as well as the cost of security measures for the highly valuable crop, will create an additional constituency for tighter crackdowns on the "gray market" operators who can offer a cheaper product, analysts say. .

Opinion pollsters put Mr Odinga, the undisputed leader of the Luo with an additional strong constituency among the have-nots and Muslims, well in the lead.

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.

This article has been updated with additional information about the constituency of the EKD.

"I rented additional office space in my constituency because the office which I took over from my predecessor did not have enough room to accommodate my staff, who were working with me to serve the needs of my constituents.

The former Iraqi opposition groups, who continue to open offices around the country to gain a national constituency, are taking additional steps to demonstrate that their political reach is broader than Mr. Bremer implied when he told them upon his appointment last month that they did not represent a broad enough cross section of Iraqis.

Names like Cuban-American U.S. Senator Marco Rubio and Indian-American Governor Bobby Jindal have surfaced as possible candidates to attract additional demographic groups, traditional Democratic Party constituencies, into their tent.

Osborne had been claiming the maximum on his additional costs allowance for his Tatton constituency home in 2008-09.

They serve for a term of 3 years and are eligible to serve additional terms as determined by their constituency.

The nature of the additional member system means that the more constituency seats a political party gains, the less likely it is for them to also win a regional member position.

Pro Achieves greater proportionality, depending on the ratio of additional members to directly elected ones; maintains the constituency link for most members.