Sentence examples for constituencies many from inspiring English sources

Backed by Christian and African-American constituencies, many U.S. lawmakers had travelled to Sudan.

In the single-mandate constituencies, many of the results were contentious.

Washington is a city of vying constituencies, many of which happen to be very powerful.

Indeed, a prime motivation of the protest against the screening procedures by the tribal area politicians appeared to be an effort to appeal to their home constituencies, many of whom regard the United States as an enemy.

Beyond traditional liberal constituencies, many of the left-leaning members of his party, including environmentalists and abortion rights advocates, would not sit idle if Al Gore behaves like a Republican.

There are 1.2m people eligible to vote in the province, and around 25,000 postal and proxy votes have been issued in 18 constituencies, many of which the other parties claim will be used dishonestly to garner more votes for Sinn Fein in close-run seats.

"In my constituency, many people are supporters of Corbyn, and most of them are good, hardworking Labour supporters, but a vocal minority make it their business to criticise.

Rising rents and an increasingly impoverished dance constituency (many of its members have turned from technique class to movement practices like yoga) have made it difficult for independent studios to remain afloat.

Shas's main concern, and the reason it has 17 seats in Parliament, has consistently been to provide desperately needed social and educational services for its constituency, many of whom are on the lower economic rungs of Israeli society.

The third day of voting in India's general election is due to be one of the biggest but in one constituency, many people will not be casting their ballot.

Constituencies of many stripes, and in many funny hats, have asserted some claim or another to speak for it, or to have it speak for them.