Sentence examples for constituencies back from inspiring English sources
But for Mr. Rouhani, a handshake may have proved too provocative for hard-line constituencies back home.
UN agreements need to be made by consensus – ie, every party has to sign on the dotted line – and with such a vast number of countries all grandstanding to different political constituencies back home, over such a hugely complex text, the possibility of discord was always present.
Some of Mrs. Clinton's earlier caution is a reflection of the treacherous landscape in the Middle East, where a misplaced phrase can ruffle feathers among constituencies back home and where the grinding business of negotiation takes precedence over more personal encounters.
And spokesmen for core Democratic constituencies backed Mr. Daschle up.
Despite Scotland voting to reject independence in September referendum, her position had become precarious as some claimed Labour could suffer in Scotland at the general election, significantly in the greater Glasgow area, where voters in 12 Labour constituencies backed independence.
Despite Scotland voting to reject independence in September referendum, her position had only become more precarious, with suggestions that Labour could pay a high price in next year's general election, significantly in the greater Glasgow area, where voters in 12 Labour constituencies backed independence.
Will this constituency back current protests or remain loyal to the current regime?
But perhaps the president should worry more about his standing with a similar constituency back home the young Americans whose energy and votes helped bring him back to office last fall.
Now there are two ways a party can react when part of its coalition swings into the other party's orbit – by trying to win that constituency back, or by trying to expand its margins somewhere else.
The former Health Secretary, who made a point of nailing his regional colours to the mast by insisting on running his campaign from Manchester rather than Westminster, goes all misty-eyed when he recalls how he landed the Labour nomination for his Leigh constituency back in 2001.
But these are seats where the "Yes" side won a majority in September - and many are places where the SNP won the nearest equivalent Scottish Parliament constituency back in May 2011.
