Sentence examples for beyond constituency from inspiring English sources

But the poll, in the absence of any other data beyond constituency and union nominations, will send shockwaves through a party establishment that never thought Corbyn's brand of anti-austerity politics had a chance of winning.

The jihadis' rallying call that British and US-led aggression caused all of this still resonates broadly, far beyond their constituency.

Beyond these constituency successes, though, the Lib Dems had a disastrous night with many lost deposits, very few extra seats gained from the redistributive list and a fifth place in Scottish politics behind the Scottish Greens.

For viola player Philippa Griffin, 26, who works in administration, it is also issues beyond the constituency which have focused her attention and says the "single most important issue for me is climate change".

Its stakeholders go beyond the constituencies of a public company.

Both men are popular beyond those constituencies, and such a fight could have long-term repercussions for Democrats as they try to regroup.

In his first run for president, in 2005, he attempted to widen his base beyond hardline constituencies by appearing as a modern, tech-savvy candidate.

The £32bn rail link connecting London to Birmingham and the north is to be granted a full parliamentary debate that will see the row over its potential impact stretch far beyond the constituencies through which it will run.

Her problem extends beyond any single constituency group.

Marketing the surf look beyond its basic constituency is tricky.

The old G.O.P. guard has no discernible national constituency beyond the scattered, often impotent remnants of aging country club Republicanism.