Sentence examples for chosen constituency from inspiring English sources

(Or just a strong desire to pander to your chosen constituency for money?) As neuroscience has shown us, emotional judgments get made instantaneously; by the time reasoning cranks into action, it's doing so in a pre-existing emotional soup.

Obviously the power to gain a fair share of the federal budget does not reside in numbers but in creative planning, dedication, and a relentless determination to prevail on behalf of a chosen constituency.

THE ECONOMIST: Does your own considerable unpopularity (if the polls are right) influence the way you campaign in your chosen constituencies?

In a forceful message, he warned his opponents that over the course of the summer Ukip will choose constituencies to target, and "throw the kitchen sink at them".

On top of choosing their constituency MP by alternative vote, voters would choose another sort of MP: "top-up" MPs whose seats would be distributed between the parties in proportion to their share of the votes.

No surprise, then, that Uganda's first lady, Janet Museveni, an evangelical Christian born here in 1949, chose this constituency to run for a parliamentary seat in next month's elections.

London: voters will receive three papers - pink for the mayoral election, yellow to choose a constituency Assembly member and orange for a London-wide Assembly member.

Instead of choosing national constituency candidates as individuals, as had previously been the case, voters cast ballots for parties.

In the individual candidate races, two candidates will be chosen from each constituency.

Bills on issues like farm policy or free trade are often framed to force members to choose between constituencies -- farmers and unions, for example.

Members chosen by functional constituencies are mostly pro-government.