Sentence examples for constituencies much from inspiring English sources

Another factor in this year's election has been the rise of small parties, which have made many constituencies much trickier to forecast.

This is one reason that granting wider freedoms to transgenders would come at little domestic cost to the Vietnamese government: Few important constituencies much care.

But there was a group of people here — our large black constituency, much of our liberal white constituency, conservatives who had a social conscience — who weren't offended by my social radicalism; they felt it was founded in my faith, and wasn't just some pinko kind of stuff.

But he knows the Chicago archbishop serves a constituency much wider than the archdiocese's 2.2 million Catholics.

Nixon was losing not only the confidence of the nation but also of his essential constituencies, and much the same seems to be happening to Trump.

The Lib Dems have long supported the single transferable vote, a proportional system that would consolidate existing (and, under AV, single-MP) constituencies into much larger multi-member constituencies.

In the riot-torn district of Muzaffarnagar in western Uttar Pradesh, where at least 65 people were killed and more than 50,000 displaced after clashes between Hindus and Muslims last August in the worst violence in the state's recent history, turnout hit 69%, although other constituencies recorded much lower figures.

But some Conservative MPs say the plan will still give MPs for Scottish constituencies too much influence.

The so-called 'ground-war' was dominated by Labour, and voters in marginal constituencies reported much more contact with Labour activists than with Conservative counterparts.

They don't delight all of them every time, of course, and some constituencies very much dislike each of them, but overall I don't think it's too strong a claim.

Their natural constituency is much greater than in Iraq.