Sentence examples for constituencies its from inspiring English sources

The round-table approved it unanimously: no small feat, considering the disparate constituencies its members represent.

Democracy in the Visitor Center means managing crowds and satisfying constituencies; its statuary of obscure figures reflect America's multicultural populations.

The North East is a Labour heartland and in many constituencies it increased its share of the vote, mostly at the expense of the Liberal Democrats.

Our day is devoted to youth unemployment, and I meet Miliband, first thing, at his tidy, suburban home in his constituency, its front garden bursting with roses.

I cannot help but think that this was the constituency its lobbyists had in mind when they recently pushed Virginia to repeal its one-handgun-a-month purchase law.

With three universities in the constituency, its thought young people played a large part in the upset.

Though originally dismissed by the Right as a bunch of long-hairs, peaceniks and cowards, it had been steadily growing in numbers and in the breadth of its constituency since its inception in 1965.

Their evaluation showed that the GEIPD has a strong potential to empower its constituency, with its strong emphasis on protection against gender discrimination in employment, education, and distribution of resources and agency (24).

"The interests of its rich-country constituencies and its poor-country borrowers are diverging," Pritchett says.

In recent years, the International Olympic Committee has expressed the need to represent all its constituencies, to move its quadrennial festivals around the world.

This will harm the MDC's chances, particularly because urban constituencies are its traditional electoral stronghold.