Sentence examples for constituencies I from inspiring English sources

A party that wins the low turnout constituencies (i.e. Labor) is accumulating fewer votes in winning than a party that wins the high turnout areas.

Environmental management in such places can succeed when there's sustained scientific monitoring and engagement of diverse constituencies, I said, creating "zones of compromise, adaptability, and complexity".

My polling day research in the west and north of the capital was hardly scientific - pitching up in marginal constituencies, I asked passersby for the nearest polling station and, once there, pestered all and any poor voter emerging from inside.

Here are BBC profiles of the constituencies I travelled through: Eastbourne, Lewes, Sussex Mid, Horsham, Crawley, Croydon Central, Croydon North, Dulwich and West Norwood, Camberwell and Peckham, Bermondsey and Old Southwark, Vauxhall, Cities of London and Westminster, Kensington.

I'm worried about the impact on the constituencies I'm trying to represent - the working poor of New York City - if the administration doesn't begin to get its message out more effectively on this and other issues.

In this credit-constrained environment, this is the one available pool of capital and the one easy constituency, i.e., shareholders that can be tapped.

Canvassing in my constituency, I met a classroom assistant.

There is no constituency (I don't think) for outlawing our so-called "freedom of speech".

The constituency I represent in parliament is a large, semi-rural one in north Wales.

When I'm having a day in the central town in my constituency I go to Waitrose in Witney.

Once, during a visit to his Antrim constituency, I invited him to join me in a Catholic primary school.