Sentence examples for blue constituencies from inspiring English sources

The selection of his A-lister Elizabeth Truss to fight the South West Norfolk seat has hardened into a war that has pitched the Conservative "Notting Hill" high command against the party faithful in this truest of blue constituencies.

"There's this debate ― do we appeal to the Obama constituency or the blue collar constituency?

That self-portrait of toughness will go down perfectly, Mr. Obama might hope, in blue-collar constituencies where support for him is in doubt and where a we-will-win vision of America's model for worldwide success is cherished.

"I live in a true blue shire constituency," said one reader in Hitchin and Harpenden, where Peter Lilley of the Conservatives is the incumbent MP.

Obama and his congressional allies have worked overtime in favor of urban blue-state constituencies in everything from transportation funding and energy policies to the Wall Street bailouts and massive transfers of private wealth to powerful public-employee unions.

Until now, Mr. Traficant has used his considerable speaking skills to defend himself as a victim standing up for his blue-collar constituency.

It is a state that still makes things – Goodyear tyres are in Akron and only Michigan has more car factories – with a large blue-collar constituency that is meant to favour the former first lady.

He hits the office each morning after riding the train cheek by jowl with the blue-collar constituency he calls his readership, whose inevitable morning-after arguments about sports events unwittingly provide some of his punch lines.

To finance a cut in one rate of income tax, to 20percentt from 22percentthethe chancellor abolished a lower rate of 10percentthatat benefited particularly low-paid young workers without children — part of Labor's most cherished blue-collar constituency.

Once largely confined to California, the Midwest and the Southwest, where it has upended the lives of gay men and a blue-collar constituency of truckers, bikers and housewives, methamphetamine is increasingly becoming a conspicuous part of New York's clubbing landscape and a major worry for health care workers.

"He thought that afternoons would continue to be a growth market and that the Herald-Examiner would hold onto its blue-collar constituency...