Sentence examples for constituency beyond from inspiring English sources

The old G.O.P. guard has no discernible national constituency beyond the scattered, often impotent remnants of aging country club Republicanism.

Barak gave, gritted his teeth, and gave again, testing the democratic support of his constituency beyond any previous limit.

Still, supporters of Ms. Palin say that her constituency beyond the Beltway remains eager, and aides and associates have said she is receptive to their calls of "Run, Sarah, run".

Mr. Christie has increasingly tried to position himself as a kind of crossbreed politician, apart from the partisan politics that plague Washington, and able to appeal to a constituency beyond the Republican Party regulars.

The man, who said he didn't want to give his name for fear of being "lynched", said he had been out doorknocking in his North West Durham constituency, beyond party loyalists, "I just can't sell Jeremy Corbyn to people.

The idea for protecting the World Cup bidding process from voter-bribery allegations now dogging all recent tournaments and the votes for Russia and Qatar as hosts in 2018 and 2022 respectively, is to enlarge the constituency beyond the executive committee and have all 209 associations vote.

Now we are actually breaking one of the last societal bridges, which had political hopefuls forced to engage other constituencies beyond their comfort zones".

Even then, some hardly mattered at all, at least to constituencies beyond their owners and staffs and the readers who feared the loss of a favourite cartoon.

The MP added: "Today's verdict is an endorsement of my election victory and I am sorry that, due to the intransigence of unionism in the constituency and beyond, it had to come to this case being brought before the court.

This whole process also confirmed once again Erdoğan's seamless contact with his constituency and beyond".

"I have yet to meet a gay couple in my constituency or beyond who support it; in fact, the reaction has been quite the opposite.