Sentence examples for constituencies and its from inspiring English sources
"The interests of its rich-country constituencies and its poor-country borrowers are diverging," Pritchett says.
HS2 is deeply controversial in affected constituencies, and its presence in parliament could be provocative there, although many of these are in Tory strongholds like Buckinghamshire it may have little effect on who wins in the end.
But opposition from the small-business constituency and its Congressional representatives, should it materialize, is only one obstacle for the administration to overcome — many interests, and Congressional fiefdoms, are at stake.
The constituency and its predecessors covering the same north London patch have been returning Labour MPs since 1935.
Gilmore said: "Edinburgh University is located in my constituency and its great so many students made the effort to travel down for the march.
For now, Hezbollah seems to have achieved a genuine popularity, beyond working-class Shiites who are its traditional constituency, and its 20,000 active members now include many who are middle-class professionals.
Barry Goldwater voted against the 1964 Civil Rights Act (although he had supported other civil rights bills), but the GOP in general then was unencumbered by a Southern constituency and its leadership often favored civil rights.
Now, five out of six of Bristol's Green city councillors represent wards in the constituency, and its educated, student-heavy demographics suggest that if another Green candidate for Westminster is to match the success of Caroline Lucas in Brighton – where the Greens also run the city council – it may well happen here.
Tuesday's UKIP event was held in South Thanet's neighbouring Dover constituency, and its nominee, David Little, was in attendance.
