Sentence examples for constituency one from inspiring English sources

He said: "My message to our leadership: it is within your power to stop this, so call off the dogs and get on with what my constituency, one of the most diverse communities in the nation, demands we do - without equivocation, fight this Tory Brexit.

Now several campaigns are accusing others of being their spoiler — splitting a constituency one of them would have wholly dominated otherwise, robbing their candidate of a runoff chance.

It should also be said that he had an enormous constituency - one that overran all boundaries of age, creed, social status or place of origin.

John Bercow, the Commons Speaker, also changed his designated second home from a London property to a constituency one in the April-June period of 2009.

The Socialist candidate won the Northern Europe constituency, one of France's 11 newly created overseas seats, covering Britain, Ireland, Scandinavia and the Baltics.

Before he resigned over the scandal, the speaker of the House of Commons, Michael Martin, claimed thousands of pounds for a chauffeur-driven car that drove him about his Glasgow constituency, one of Britain's poorest.

Wedge politics unites a large constituency on one side, while splitting the coalition on the other side.

"I think they didn't speak for their constituency on this one," Mr. Kennedy said.

On the doorstep in Nick Clegg's Sheffield Hallam constituency on Friday, no one raised the Caledonian menace with me.

So various, today, are art's mediums, forms, and uses — apples, oranges, raisins, doorknobs — and constituencies — one-per-centers, vocationals, flaming youth, Internet necromancers, present-minded professors, middling-sensual kibitzers — that the Ten Best template could do with a tactical rest.

Jammu and Kashmir, with six constituencies in total, takes five separate days, to allow the security forces to concentrate their efforts on one constituency at a time.