Sentence examples for constituency founded from inspiring English sources

A passionate advocate of homeopathy, Tredinnick's views provoked the formation of the Science Party in his constituency, founded by exasperated science writer Dr Michael Brooks.

Data on the ethnicity of UK residents by parliamentary constituency can be founded in the downloadable spreadsheet.

As it turns out, her reluctance to anger what is probably a sizable proportion of her putative constituency was well founded.

The 72-year-old president of David Cameron's Conservative constituency association is an industry veteran having founded the Shandwick PR business 40 years ago.

Wollstonecraft, who died in 1797 aged 38, founded a school in Mr Corbyn's constituency and, more famously, was the mother of the Frankenstein author Mary Shelley.

Mark Henderson, in his book The Geek Manifesto, argues: "The result has been to create a powerful constituency that delightedly seizes on any indication, however poorly founded, that the science of climate change might be less robust.

In his letter to his constituency party chairman, Mr Miliband said the International Rescue Committee was founded in the 1930s at Albert Einstein's suggestion to help people fleeing the Nazis.

He founded the school after getting requests from two constituencies: homeschooling parents and conservative congressmen.

Within a few years modern political parties were founded and won seats in northern Italy, but southern constituencies remained dominated by elite groups of lawyers and local notables, often linked to prominent landowners.

The Users Union, which members said was the only group in the country consisting of drug users, was founded in 2005 by advocates who wanted to create a platform for a constituency without electoral clout.

From the time President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva founded the Workers Partyy more than 20 years ago, environmentalists have been an important constituency and their programs part of the party's platform.