Sentence examples for constituency even if it from inspiring English sources
That is because the balance of power has shifted against the status quo.Whatever the true result of the election, it is now plain that there is a vast constituency, even if it is not yet provably a majority, crying out for freedom.
An MP is elected if he has more votes than his nearest competitor in his constituency – even if he has nothing like a majority.
In Buzzfeed's highly imitable style, here are six things we learned from their chat: Cameron said he wanted to remain as an MP in his Witney constituency even if he is no longer prime minister.
As a die-hard horse-racing fan, he may have benefited from having the event at the Punchestown racetrack in County Kildare, his home constituency, even if government financing for the site is the subject of recent regulatory investigations.
And whereas the post office's huge state-run bank promotes financial isolationism and conservatism, Livedoor has got help from one of the big foreign investment banks that are changing Japan.So Mr Koizumi is naturally pleased that Livedoor's boss will run against Mr Kamei in the Hiroshima constituency, even if Mr Horie is officially an independent.
Basic and applied neuroscience efforts that might help address those problems will have a strong constituency, even if they involve otherwise ethically suspect lab technologies.
PS: As I said on the radio earlier Vince Cable clearly DID know about polling being done by his friend Matthew Oakeshott in other constituencies (even if he didn't know about the polls about Clegg & Alexander which Oakeshott leaked).
This ignores the certainty that banks would have substantially raised their levels of capital and liquidity in response to the demands of creditors, shareholders, and other constituencies even if there were no changes to regulation.
Mr. Gore offered his strongest endorsement yet of the China trade pact in a speech in Boston today, saying he would work to win votes for its approval, even if it meant angering his labor constituency.
But at the same time, those on the left who demand energy reform will have to be behind this kind of initiative, even if it rankles the union constituency.
