Sentence examples for constituencies during from inspiring English sources

With a settlement seemingly in reach, it is clear that Smith and Goodell will get the credit for herding their constituencies during negotiations that sometimes seemed absurd.

The defamation count stemmed from the professor's writings and lectures on clashes between Egypt's majority Muslims and the Copts and on his findings of voting irregularities in 88 constituencies during parliamentary elections in 1995.

It may be that parliamentarians, sensing this mood in their constituencies during their break, will return even less willing to help Mr de Villepin and his government make a Houdini-like escape from its travails.

But philanthropy is the new taxation, and Ashcroft, I suppose, needs to preserve his money – how else could he fund the campaign posters that pictured Gordon Brown saying I Increased The Gap Between Rich And Poor that flew up in marginal constituencies during the last election and defined, perhaps for ever, the true nature of cynicism?

She added: "We are generally concerned that the Conservative Party leadership may feel under pressure by the pro-hunt lobby to include some form of pledge to undermine or weaken the hunt ban in a new manifesto, in return for boots on the ground to deliver leaflets etc in marginal constituencies during the general election".

Wall Street was one of Clinton's strongest constituencies during her first presidential bid in 2008, and she enjoyed strong ties to the industry during her years as a US Senator from New York.

Rahul Gandhi the scion of India's ruling political dynasty, campaigned in a Delhi constituency during the parliamentary elections earlier this year.

Take the remarks by Mr RE Quine, representing the Ayre constituency, during a debate in 1987 to discuss "provisions to legalise homosexual acts between consenting males in private".

Stern has taken his lumps through the years for a variety of issues, and he was mindlessly assailed by the broadcaster Bryant Gumbel for lording over his predominantly African-American player constituency during last season's lockout.

Nigel Farage, Ukip's leader, made three trips to the constituency during the four-week campaign, downing pints in local pubs, climbing aboard a tank and making disparaging remarks about Miliband, who visited the seat twice.

The attempts to silence staff have been condemned by a Conservative member of parliament, who was approached in confidence by a number of officers working at a prison in his constituency during the summer with details of how staffing shortages were causing concerns over safety.