Sentence examples for constituency making from inspiring English sources

But boundary changes have brought thousands of affluent Tory-leaning voters into the constituency, making it an equally tight race.

You then just work through every individual constituency, making those same changes to the vote share in each and see who the winner is.

In August household ratings were up 11percentt from a year earlier; up 33percentt among men 25 to 54, the channel's prime constituency (making up 67percentt of its audience).

Indeed, from 1990 through 1996, according to the New York City Department of Planning, 2,050 new housing units were completed in Queens Community District 12 -- a major portion of Mr. Spigner's constituency -- making it one of only 7 among the city's 59 Community Districts to pass the 2,000-unit 2,000-unite first seven years of the 90's.

Hezbollah's huge Lebanese-Shiite electoral constituency makes it hard to ignore.

Mr. Suna said the Queens Museum's immigrant constituency makes for better food at fund-raisers.

"I will stay in my constituency, make myself useful, pick up dog shit and stay away from Westminster.

And now there's a third, in Bristol's Clifton area, a neighbourhood whose studenty/boho constituency makes it prime River Cottage territory.

But the hostile majority on the Supreme Court and the absence of a vocal pro-integration constituency make integration's revival a near impossibility.

But, on balance, including him is probably good, if only because a president's national constituency makes him a bit less beholden to narrow interests.

Another powerful constituency — made up of businesses that are not organized as corporations — is preparing to fight for its turf, adding to the opposition to an overhaul.