Sentence examples for constituency in order from inspiring English sources

Instead they have launched a clever campaign encouraging people to vote for small parties and have produced a chart suggesting which party to support in each constituency in order to wreak maximum damage on the Socialist-People's party duopoly.

But, due to Britain's first-past-the-post voting system whereby a party must come first in a constituency in order to win that location's seat, Ukip's parliamentary presence, proportionally speaking, will be nowhere near 15%, let alone 25%.

Ads alleging that Obama has taken $716 billion from Medicare — a program serving an overwhelmingly white constituency — in order to provide health coverage to the heavily black and Hispanic poor deliver the second.

Davies, among other things a keen amateur boxer, has caused a stir in the Welsh press after volunteering to spar with young ruffians in his Monmouth constituency in order to knock them into shape.

More immediately, he hoped to line up Arab leaders behind a new round of negotiations, giving each of them a stake in further talks & furnishing a scenario that everyone could justify to every constituency, in order to head off a radical explosion at the Arab summit meeting in Rabat on Oct. 26.

Those who owned property in multiple constituencies could vote multiple times; there was usually no need to live in a constituency in order to vote there.

"It's hard to convince an elected official to alienate existing constituencies in order to make the world better in 15 years," Mr. Grumet said.

If she loses in the end, it can be assumed that Ms Clinton will have been forced to make meaningful promises and to have cut real, substantial deals with progressive constituencies in order to come out on top.

Labour has accused the Conservatives of "gerrymandering" - manipulating constituencies in order to achieve electoral advantage.

Rumours are flying around constantly that particular parties are pulling their teams out of certain constituencies in order to concentrate on areas where they feel they have a better chance.

But for the last several decades, students have been taught how to extract wealth from these constituencies in order to line the pockets of executives.