Sentence examples for constituency at a time from inspiring English sources

In place of news there have been recorded peace messages or reporters listing actual results one constituency at a time.

Jammu and Kashmir, with six constituencies in total, takes five separate days, to allow the security forces to concentrate their efforts on one constituency at a time.

He added that "one of the shames" is that by focusing on restoring the budget, instead of adding new funds, attention is drawn away from how public broadcasting could do even more to serve its constituencies at a time of media upheaval.

The administration has made an aggressive effort to hold on to Republicans who returned to their constituencies this month at a time of rising antiwar sentiment.

Their eccentric elements notwithstanding, the Tea Parties have something vital to offer the country: a vocal, activist constituency for spending cuts at a time when politicians desperately need to have their spines stiffened on the issue.

The equivalent in the Tories' astonishing win in 2015 might be, "Were you awake for Balls?" For Ed Balls, Labour's shadow chancellor and one of the party's leading figures for two decades, lost his Morley and Outwood constituency at breakfast time (and made a strikingly gracious concession speech).But he was far from the only high-profile casualty.

The release from the daily constituency grind has also come at a time when a relatively new organisation inside the Liberal Democrats - the Social Liberal Forum - has grown in influence, putting down some of the key amendments and motions for the spring conference, as well as the one coming up in a fortnight in Birmingham.

She said boundary changes counted against her, but there was also the matter of the money she'd spent sprucing up her then 'second home' in the constituency, at the time fully within the rules but inviting questions.

It suggests that there is a natural christian constituency at the same time the segment argues that there are fewer people in these communities than before.

He was criticised for doing so at a time when parts of his constituency of Witney, in Oxfordshire, was experiencing flooding.

Hillary never had a real core constituency here - but she handed Obama his, one sickening soundbite at a time.