Sentence examples for constituency dependent from inspiring English sources

It is the lightest fighter in the ring, but it has carved a niche, capturing a constituency dependent on a daily fix of war, climate change, Heathrow protests, Darfur and university clearing.

This would consolidate their own power by ensuring a constituency of poor and dependent voters.

As the 2012 election progresses, there is every sign that Republicans will seek to strengthen the perception of the Obama administration as dependent on constituencies that are often disadvantaged or that have been previously marginalized.

Mr. Mangano, a Republican who has pledged to hold the line on property taxes in a county facing a $176 million deficit, no doubt has greater priorities than Long Island Bus, used by a largely invisible constituency in a car-dependent county.

As a country with large rural constituencies and many towns dependent on agriculture, Scottish farmers were well engaged with the referendum debate.

Ghani has many rivalries, competing interests, tribal constituencies and a GDP entirely dependent on external largesse to balance.

These attacks stemmed from his deep roots in his constituency, the national seat fifth most dependent on agriculture and fishing.

"The appeal of the monarchy is that it is not dependent on one single constituency," Sharif Ali said in modulated English tones.

But, again reflecting on American experience, can a chief executive dependent on such a volatile constituency deflect the pressures against the hard edges of his policies?

Then there is the question of cost – if every party suddenly had to find the £40,000 that it took to organise Totnes in every constituency, they would all become even more dependent on big money.

Performance depends on the questions asked which are dependent on the evaluation criteria most applicable to that constituency.