Sentence examples for constituencies for their from inspiring English sources

Like Cooper and Miliband and Osborne and Clegg and all the other MPs who base themselves in the leafier bits of London and nip up to their constituencies for their surgeries?

Operatives are increasingly convinced that electoral enthusiasm will play a determining role in 2010, which is why grumblings were audible on Capitol Hill after White House spokesman Robert Gibbs mocked liberal constituencies for their unreasonable demands.

But the power of the military services, both to initiate budget proposals and to build congressional constituencies for their plans, may make many of their wishes tough to deny.

Ongoing fighting between the Myanmar Army and the Shan, Kachin, Ta'an, and other ethnic armed groups, mean that there will be a stronger mandate in these constituencies for their states' and divisions' local party members to represent them in Nay Pyi Taw, in addition to the regional Parliaments.

It's a challenge for school reformers, like reformers in any realm, to build a popular constituency for their work.

In the face of polls showing African Americans vote, Honey and other black Republicans say that the group is a natural constituency for their party.

BELIZE CITY, Belize — Among conservation biologists, Rachel Graham is sometimes called the aquatic Jane Goodall: She has developed new information about the lives of her research subjects and, like the famous primatologist, she has successfully deployed science to create a constituency for their preservation.

Rights groups continue to fight for LGBT freedoms in the region, combating widespread homophobia in society to ensure political leaders can find no willing constituency for their anti-gay views.

In his first comment on the Mid-Bedfordshire MP's TV appearance, Mr Cameron said: "I believe MPs should either be in their constituencies fighting for their constituents or at Westminster standing up for their area".

The problem is that the leadership the survey provides a window on is that of 20th Century management or what one might call "pre-Agile management". It is a world where the way the business is today is assumed to be the way it will be tomorrow, just so long as the CEOs can administer it correctly and placate the multiple constituencies clamoring for their attention.

The Totnes primary does not have quite the resonance of the New Hampshire or Iowa primary, and not even the Tories were calling today Super Tuesday, but the party is claiming something of a revolution by letting everyone in the constituency vote for their candidate for the next general election.