Sentence examples for constituency known as from inspiring English sources

Eight of the women elected this time were on a reformist-backed list of 30 candidates standing in the Tehran constituency known as "the list of hope".

In this hermetically sealed world, tensions were high, faces were set in the rictus of insincere smiles, and everyone was claiming to speak for that complicated constituency known as "the American people".

Fife's electoral boundaries changed in 1974 and again in 1983 and 2005, so that North Queensferry now lies inside the constituency known as Dunfermline and West Fife, while most of the former mining villages belong to Gordon Brown's Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath.

In a world where legislators have come to see civilization only through an economic prism, that abstract constituency known as "the markets" or "investors" is the only one that really matters these days.

In December 1878, he was offered the Liberal nomination at the next election for Edinburghshire, a constituency popularly known as Midlothian.

Of the 129 MSPs, 73 are elected to represent first past the post constituencies and are known as "Constituency MSPs".

The young Members of Parliament were nominated and elected by peers from their constituencies, known here as 'Tinkhundla'.

The pragmatist in him will be forced to concede that he will have to buck the US in every future step as well, because his constituency knows that he can.

Much to the frustration of his conservative Democratic constituency, Harris became known as an "establishment liberal".

In fact, an AAP member and candidate for the Kandhamal constituency, Narendra Mohanty, also known as NaMo, has the highest number of criminal cases in the state of Odisha, at 28 — including three for murder and one for attempted murder.

MPs with constituencies near Gatwick, known as the Gatwick Coordination Group, sounded relieved about the Davies conclusions.