Sentence examples for constituencies because the from inspiring English sources

It's hard to know if that was 'heat of the moment' responses because it's easy to forget politics if you're making money, but it does show that Uber has to be careful not to alienate either the driver or passenger constituencies because the business pivots on keeping both of these groups happy.

The amendment means that only activity targeted at specific constituencies is covered – not campaigning activity that happens to take place in a small number of constituencies because that is where the members live, or other reasons unrelated to the election.

Mr Galloway has moved constituency because in 2005 he pledged to win Bethnal Green and Bow on behalf of the Bangladeshi community and then hand it over to a local candidate – a decision Labour activists routinely claim is "the only promise he's kept".

"He only took this constituency because the UMP couldn't find him another.

Labour has now identified at least 17 seats where it is at risk of failing to take the constituency because the Green party is chomping through their core leftwing support.

"I rented additional office space in my constituency because the office which I took over from my predecessor did not have enough room to accommodate my staff, who were working with me to serve the needs of my constituents.

But Wright believes the votes of those students who are "missing" will be broadly made up for by the votes of students who will be in the constituency because that is where their parents live.

The constituency has been nicknamed Paris-on-Thames, as London is now France's sixth biggest constituency because of the number of French residents.

Non-profits should advocate for the issues that affect their constituencies because such actions will enable them to shape public discourse in a manner that can result in significant advancements for the communities they serve.

The ECC keeps saying, 'We have criteria and will decide accordingly.' But I wonder what criteria they will apply to candidates who have not received votes from their constituencies because some few people got paid to prevent the votes from being cast.

She was equally popular on the political left, among the many distinguished friends she and her husband made together, and in his constituencies, because she was personable, funny and unstinting in her support of the Labour party cause.