Sentence examples for constituency on which from inspiring English sources
The report, however, is likely to increase pressure on Martin, who faced allegations this weekend that he had abused his own expenses allowances by claiming for taxis used by his wife, and for a second home in his Glasgow constituency on which he had already paid off the mortgage.
His endorsement by Edward Kennedy and Caroline Kennedy last week has hit Mrs Clinton very hard, by eating away at the core constituencies on which her support has rested.
A decision to permit the research would outrage many Catholics and religious conservatives, constituencies on which Mr. Rove keeps a watchful eye.
And it will introduce a piquant new ingredient into the constituency party re-elections on which Labour is embarking after the boundary review.
The Nobel peace prize winner told supporters after his defeat to the DUP's David Simpson: "I hope people will see there is still a strong Ulster Unionist party in this constituency and a base on which to rebuild Ulster Unionism here".
Labour's decisions on which constituencies adopt the shortlists are made by its National Executive Committee, the governing body of the party as a whole.
Our resulting data set contains observations on respondents from 579 of the 587 constituencies for which we measure our implicated variable, with an average of 5 respondents per constituency.
Others sought to undermine his relationship with President Abbas, warning that Mr Fayyad's sponsorship of local construction projects was garnering him a constituency on the ground which might sooner or later unseat the president.
In doing so, they established themselves as uniquely aligned to their constituency, but constrained by the narrow boundary on which they staked their campaign.
The environment is an issue on which Mr. Bush has already discomfited a constituency that is even larger than California's ratepayers.
