Sentence examples for constituencies from the from inspiring English sources

But both left and right are trying to shield their core constituencies from the inevitable.

"In the last review, at the same time, we changed nearly two-thirds of the constituencies from the initial proposal stage to the revised proposals during the process.

Ukip is expected to win only a handful of seats but the level of its support could influence the result in key seats where Labour is trying to win constituencies from the Conservatives.

With the provisional changes to constituencies from the Boundary Commission (assuming they are passed which is by no means certain), regional voting patterns are likely to move up the agenda.

The more contacts with the island increase, the easier it will be to peel off Cuban-American constituencies from the reactionary core who remain attached to old animosities and conflicts.

According to the Washington, D.C-based Benton Foundation, which works to ensure that public media and telecommunications serve the public interests, 70% of public broadcasting funds go to the literally thousands of local of public radio and television stations across the country; it reaches the many underserved constituencies, from the inner cities to rural town America.

It was a lot of work to put the conference together and bring many different constituencies from around the world to share ideas.

"He reaches across the aisle and he knows his constituency from the grass roots up".

She chose Ms. Golar Richie, who, she said, represented "a different constituency from the standard old politicians".

Farage hopes to take the Kent constituency from the Conservative MP Laura Sandys.

One of the most well-known names returning to Westminster is Alex Salmond, who won the Gordon constituency from the Liberal Democrats.