Sentence examples for choice constituencies from inspiring English sources

It was a perfect Saturday for ESPN, designed to nurture one of the choice constituencies of the transformed college football world: the breakfast-to-bedtime fan.

But Kaine argued that his statement would help "with some of the politics by demonstrating to pro-choice constituencies" that Planned Parenthood, too, could push for a plate.

"Without these voters -- those who defined choice in terms of family authority and limited government -- what was left of the pro-choice constituency?" The answer from the polls was bleak for abortion-rights supporters: "the 'pure' pro-choice vote" constituted only 17percentt of the American electorate.

Bell could have his choice of constituencies in 2010.

The first would be used to rank their choice of constituency MP in order of preference and the second to state their favoured party.

Ms Sturgeon said: "This is about the choice that SNP constituencies might be given to choose their candidates".

It gives voters no say in the choice of their constituency representative.

But the national-constituency choice is now rued by at least some members of Mr. Bremer's team.

It says it will advise voters about tactical choices for Scottish constituencies in Westminster, one of which – Perth and North Perthshire) is held by the SNP's Peter Wishart.

I'm glad I don't face such a difficult choice in my constituency of Oxford West and Abingdon, where a Lib Dem has a strong chance of deposing the sitting one-term Tory.

Where the real constituency choice is between these parties and the Conservatives, as it is between the Lib Dems and the Tories in the south-west, we support a vote for them.