Sentence examples for constituency into from inspiring English sources

Energetic slum clearance and background gun battles turned his marginal constituency into a personal fief.

Nevertheless, we shouldn't delude ourselves: the poll reveals a substantial constituency into which Hansonism can tap.

Last weekend's first ever Wilderness festival transformed a nook of David Cameron's Oxfordshire constituency into a bohemian haven – less music festival, more holistic titillation.

The award-winning star of The Killing plays Hildur Oldegard, the mayor of a mining town (Fortitude), whose plans to turn her constituency into a tourist destination are scuppered by a bloody murder.

The great diarist was still so nervous about the wild country that he was relieved when the landlord of the White Hart volunteered to lead them the whole way across the constituency into Somerset.

They then distributed those "report cards" through fundamentalist churches throughout the United States, thereby transforming their constituency into a significant power bloc in American politics.

Politicians at state level carve constituencies into odd and unlikely shapes, shuffling around various racial groups to protect incumbents.

This has happened in Pakistan as the army has shifted from brute force to soft coercion — bribing different constituencies into obedience.

The leaders of both kinds of communities were genuine wielders of power, who used their positions to bring their constituencies into line.

This was in spite of a recent change to the electoral system to merge single-seat constituencies into ones returning up to three members that seemed designed to encourage Mr Thaksin's supporters to spread their votes around other parties.

The Lib Dems have long supported the single transferable vote, a proportional system that would consolidate existing (and, under AV, single-MP) constituencies into much larger multi-member constituencies.