Sentence examples for constituencies to get from inspiring English sources

But you do have to politick all the internal constituencies to get approval".

It makes sense to pull stumps at 6pm on Thursdays to enable members from far-flung constituencies to get home on Thursday nights.

Mr. Santorum, meanwhile, was unable to take advantage of his momentum after a strong showing in Iowa, despite some concerted effort by some key Republican constituencies to get behind him.

The Boston Globe, which is owned by The New York Times, said that "while Romney proceeds cautiously, strategically, trying to appease enough constituencies to get himself the nomination, Huntsman has been bold".

"We are politicians, and we will have to go to our constituencies to get votes in an election," he told me, as we sat together in the drawing room of his home in Dera Ismail Khan.

The effort has been well publicized by the media and by UNICEF staff who travel to local constituencies to get signatures.

Yet Obama's campaign has been all small-ball wedge issues, trying to satisfy enough micro-constituencies to get 50.1 percent of the vote.

When an initiative in this country is framed or understood largely as an attempt by a given constituency to get more, the opposition to it is frequently bolstered, the resistance strengthened.

There is a need for the Lib Dems, Greens and Labour in the constituency to get together to see if an accommodation can be reached with one joint candidate as a one off – possibly via a primary election.

Many of his father's supporters are naturally gravitating to him, but he knows that it will require more than that constituency to get the nomination, let alone to actually win in November of 2016.

Putting everything he had into a field operation was a risky proposition in a district that skews heavily Latino, a notoriously difficult constituency to get to the voting booth.