Sentence examples for constituencies started from inspiring English sources

If these types of challenges become more standard in the future, we'll look back on the primary campaign against Lincoln as a time when labor and other progressive constituencies started demanding candidates who are champions, not fair-weather friends.

Do they have a chance of deposing him before the zealots in the constituencies start moving to unseat them?

If this was a wider outcry at Tory policy, then a significant number of extra constituencies start to sound an alarm, he warns.

And it is unlikely to change until more countries — in Europe and Asia but especially India, Brazil and other developing countries, which China sees as its political constituency — start complaining.

The crisis has a small but crucial constituency, starting with the generals and other high government officials who are thriving financially, mainly through smuggling, graft, and import fraud.

Even before the law takes full effect, it has a natural constituency, starting with every cancer victim, every H.I.V. sufferer, everyone with a condition that now would keep them from getting affordable coverage.

Constituencies will start to declare within the first few hours of the vote, with a large number expected between 03 00 BST and 05:00 BST.

But many constituencies have already started selecting their candidates.

The first results of a recount in some 23 of the 210 parliamentary constituencies have, however, started to come in.

In the core of this new discourse was, in fact, a plea for participation of those new constituencies whose presence started to be seen as necessary [ 27].

Msambweni forms a constituency that starts from the Mwachema River at the border of Tiwi and Diani Beach to the north, and down to Vanga at the border of Kenya and Tanzania to the south.