Sentence examples for be the only constituency from inspiring English sources

Lynn Stout, a Cornell University law professor, has written a new book, "The Shareholder Value Myth," in which she argues that there is nothing in the law that supports the idea that shareholders should be the only constituency that matters.

In fact, people with knowledge of the governor's thinking said Mr. Cuomo had deemed the hospital associations and health care workers to be the only constituencies that — in an all-out media war — had the resources to turn public opinion against his budget, or at least pose a serious threat.

These police forces were also granted extensions by the courts, however, South Thanet was the only constituency where a Conservative MP attempted to oppose the extension.

Sparsely populated Turkana North in the country's far northwest was the only constituency that had not yet reported, a commission official said.

South Shields is the only constituency in existence since the Great Reform Act of 1832 to have never elected a Conservative MP.

In the 1998 referendum to ratify the Good Friday agreement North Antrim was the only constituency in Northern Ireland to vote no to the peace accord, with a clear majority.

The letter, signed by fans' groups from each of the 20 top-flight clubs, argues that supporters are the only constituency who have failed to benefit from ever spiralling TV contracts.

In fact, those four were the only constituency swings to Labour last week: in two places, Dumfriesshire and Eastwood – taken in 1999 as a great prize for Tony Blair's New Labour, it lost seats to the Tories too.

The saying goes that Cardiff Central is the only constituency in Wales without a farm.

God did not send the idea that shareholders are the only constituency to which corporate management should be accountable as part of the Ten Commandments.

Global investors may be the only major constituency that has been feeling sanguine about the American economy.