Sentence examples for constituencies ranging from inspiring English sources

And he has shown that he will carefully balance the often contradictory demands of his varied constituencies, ranging from leftist Socialist Party stalwarts to the conservative business community.

The firm's experience negotiating with various constituencies, ranging from school board members, superintendents, school district residents and state education officials in Albany, has helped it develop a following among districts embarking upon construction programs.

He incurred the ire of various anti-intervention constituencies, ranging from committed religious or principled pacifists to American communists, who supported the Nazi-Soviet pact and therefore the notion that the United States should stay out of the European war.

As a dean, I'm constantly aware of the fact that I serve as an ambassador to constituencies ranging from our own students and others in the broader University to alumni and various business communities.

Best for Britain has mobilised Brexit-wary groups in his Poplar and Limehouse constituency ranging from individual curry restaurants concerned at post-Brexit immigration rules to Canary Wharf banks.

Half the Legislature is elected by the general public, but the other half is chosen by so-called functional constituencies — groups ranging from Hong Kong banks to the city's lawyers.

On an unseasonably chilly Friday evening in Derry's Pennyburn area, the issue of opposition was put to Eastwood as he rapped on doors and dealt with more mundane constituency queries ranging from cycle lanes to derelict houses.

At a briefing ahead of its findings, Sam Hartley, secretary for the Boundaries Commission for England, said English constituencies currently ranged from about 55,000 to 95,000 voters.

The size of Westminster constituencies varies wildly, ranging from 21,769 voters in Na h-Eileanan an Iar (the Western Isles) to 108,804 in the Isle of Wight.

Nyanza Province has the highest poverty incidence in Kenya with 65% of the population living below the poverty line, on less than one US dollar per day [ 17, 18] with marked constituency level differences ranging from 43%-80 43%-80

The 2007 Scottish Parliamentary elections were notable for the extensive variation across constituencies in rejected ballots (ranging from 1.90% to 12.09%).