Sentence examples for constituency in question from inspiring English sources

In an SMC, only one candidate is elected to represent the constituency in question.

Increased endorsement by the constituency in question might improve compliance rates, particularly among men who currently donate ineligibly owing to perceived discrimination.

Those constituencies, in short, will decide the election.The seats in question include some of the wealthiest parts of Britain and some of the poorest; some of Britain's most ethnically diverse areas and some of its most white.

But with support from longstanding Democratic megadonors in question, the group is focusing on other constituencies: African-American business executives and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs, gay donors, and longtime Obama supporters from Chicago.

So we will ask the £24m question in every constituency in the country.

But the god in question is Neptune, who does not appear to have much of a constituency in New York these days.

(Keen Westminster-watchers may hazard guesses at the identities in question; your correspondent could not possibly comment further).But what if British politics were reorganised, from the ground up, to reflect genuine differences of outlook and political constituency?

QUESTION FROM MATT STIEGLITZ: Do believe President Obama has a constituency in the military, or is the relationship one of mutual derision?

At a public hustings event in his Bradford West constituency, he questioned whether Naz Shah, the Labour candidate, is a survivor of a forced marriage.

He won the constituency in 1997.

Labour came second in the constituency in 2010.