Sentence examples for also the constituency of from inspiring English sources

In Brentwood, which is also the constituency of Tory MP and Communities Secretary Eric Pickles, the Conservatives have had an overall majority at the council since 2004.

The activists are also the constituency most in favor of the grexit from the euro zone, to which the public at large is opposed.

Sonia Gandhi also campaigned in Amethi, the constituency of Rahul Gandhi on 19 April.

Cheshire East, home to the constituency of Tatton, will also be included in the additional business rates pilot, along with Cambridge.

Each county also became the constituency for the elections of knights of the shire, or county members of Parliament.

Georgia knows that its prospective NATO membership is viewed with angry wariness by Russia, and so it must convince not only the organization's leadership in Brussels but also its constituency of member states that Georgia being a part of the defense alliance is both feasible and useful.

Legislative apportionment, also called legislative delimitation, process by which representation is distributed among the constituencies of a representative assembly.

While the national government has been asking states to amend those laws to allow for direct purchase of produce from farms, most have not done so because the traders who control the wholesale markets have significant political clout – they are also a big constituency of the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, which opposes allowing foreign retailers into India.

Unfortunately, it could also hurt the biggest constituency of all: American consumers.

This constituency is also the home of the Hacienda, the Etihad stadium and the University that discovered graphene.

It reflects also the population size of the constituency, the complexity of the ballot, and the cost involved in gathering information about the candidates.