Sentence examples similar to choice constituency 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.
"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.
The first would be used to rank their choice of constituency MP in order of preference and the second to state their favoured party.
It gives voters no say in the choice of their constituency representative.
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.
It is entirely possible, in fact likely, that there are multiple and overlapping categories of choice behind each constituency.
Ms Sturgeon said: "This is about the choice that SNP constituencies might be given to choose their candidates".
Mr. Straw, she said, was a good choice because his parliamentary constituency in northern England is now 25percentt Muslim.
If we cannot hold Eastleigh, how will we hold... insert constituency of choice)?" 4. The mood at this conference appears flat despite the fact that it matters so much.
He did so by imposing his choice of candidates in constituencies and efficiently deploying an army of volunteers (many from the RSS) to bring out voters.
The party does seem to be trying to diversify: Ms. Creasy was elected from an all-women short list, one offering voters in certain constituencies a choice of only female candidates, in order to increase the proportion of female lawmakers.
