Sentence examples for constituency because it from inspiring English sources

Although the beneficiary of a private education, she declared that she will not send her children to grammar school in her husband's Buckingham constituency, "because it entrenches privilege".

Mr Galloway has moved constituency because in 2005 he pledged to win Bethnal Green and Bow on behalf of the Bangladeshi community and then hand it over to a local candidate – a decision Labour activists routinely claim is "the only promise he's kept".

Too much detail can build counter-constituencies because it's bound to irritate someone.

There aren't many companies polling constituencies, because it's so expensive and surveys aren't carried out regularly.

Mr. Danforth said Mr. Bush remained especially focused on the war in Sudan, which has attracted the attention of a broad domestic constituency because of its religious and ethnic dimensions.

The Tories seize only on those aberrations that suit them – so they want boundary change to equalise constituencies, but only because it favours them.

Corporations "give back" to their constituencies because they believe it to be in their best financial interests to do so.

It is easier for Labour to gain the most MPs because constituency boundaries favour it over the Tories.

"I am really worried about jobs in the constituency, because we have been there before and we know the impact it will have".

Labour has now identified at least 17 seats where it is at risk of failing to take the constituency because the Green party is chomping through their core leftwing support.

I say constituency, because when she announces her run for presidency at the end of the year, it just might be the least surprising moment of the decade.