Sentence examples for constituency of more from inspiring English sources

It has a constituency of more than two billion believers.

Geographically the most widely diffused of all faiths, it has a constituency of more than 2 billion believers.

Jeremy Corbyn, George Osborne and Boris Johnson are among high-profile politicians who will see their seats redrawn in a dramatic shakeup of the country's electoral map that will alter the constituencies of more than 500 MPs.

"You can find a constituency of donors more easily than ever before, focusing more on broader national level policies than on bringing pork back to your district".

In the east London constituency of Tower Hamlets, more than 340 police officers were posted at polling stations after a recent voting scandal led to the resignation of the local mayor, Lutfur Rahman.

Labor cannot indefinitely sublimate its personality in the coalition without risking the loss of a portion of its constituency to more sharply defined left-wing parties, the analysts say.

My leave-voting Don Valley constituency is made up of more than 30 small towns, mining communities and villages: worlds away from our metropolitan and university cities. Six out of 10 Labour MPs represent seats such as mine.

In other words, the prescription drug compromise allowed Democrats to further consolidate the senior constituency on the side of more generous government handouts.

"If the question is 'should the constituencies be of equal numbers?' then we are in favour of the principle of more equal constituencies," he said.

Conversely, the less idealized our account of public reason's constituency, the more the content of public reason will be determined by some actual process of deliberation between agents in the real world, or at least more realistic idealizations of such agents.

During the 1970s, the National Front steadily gained support, standing in a growing number of constituencies and winning an average of more than 1,000 votes per candidate.