Sentence examples for constituencies in a from inspiring English sources
Odd Future bridges disparate constituencies in a manner not dissimilar from how the Neptunes — and in particular the chameleonlike Pharrell Williams, Tyler's idol — did a decade ago.
Leaders of some of Libya's biggest tribal groups, important constituencies in a country that has only recently urbanised, have openly turned against him.
We need to give real educators a voice, along with parents and other community constituencies, in a collaborative effort that truly improves schools in need.
The FPTP and the PR vote are adjusted but you can have a situation in which a party wins more constituencies in a particular state than it should have on the basis of its PR vote.
The parties that were active for five years and won at least 4 percent of the Lok Sabha constituencies in a state would be recognized as a national party, and those that won at least 3.33 percent of the seats in the State Legislative Assembly would be recognized as a state-level party.
The centre left has opted to keep generally quiet on immigration even though it may be the key to its central dilemma – how to secure welfare systems for its traditional constituencies in a time of low-growth austerity and neo-liberalism.
Both Mr. Burke and his brother, the powerful Alderman Edward M. Burke (14th Ward), are Irish-Americans representing working-class constituencies in an area that has turned overwhelmingly Hispanic.
Poor old Jeremy Vine has been stuck in a BBC green-room, treading some very unconvincing paving slabs made of constituencies in an attempt to reach the door of Number 10.
It seemed for once it behooved them to dispense with the typical partisan tomfoolery, and send a message to their constituencies (in an election year, by the way) that they are taking the necessary steps to create jobs.
When the curtains finally come down on India's "dance of democracy" on May 12, a whopping 814-million strong electorate would have cast their ballots across 543 constituencies in an explosive nine-phase, five-week long general election.
