Sentence examples for constituency out of from inspiring English sources
Israel is the cause that can raise a constituency out of an otherwise fractious, and famously skeptical, Jewish population, and push it into a kind of collective panic.
And staying home on election day doesn't work as a way of encouraging political parties to prioritise your issues; if anything, it takes your constituency out of the equation.There is, however, a way for gay voters to exert influence on the priorities of the Democratic Party.
As he sees it, the three main parties now build their tactics around the "very precise calibration" of crucial voters who live in a mythical middle England, and thereby leave the kind of people who live in his Dagenham constituency out of their calculations.
Only 45 constituencies out of 659 are up for election, to fill seats vacated by legislators when they take positions in the government.
By shutting important constituencies out of his defence plans, he has foolishly caused a backlash against those plans even before they have been made public.
The heightened voter indifference also comes at a time when political parties stepped up their campaign in Bangalore, whose 28 constituencies, out of 224 in the state, can turn the election tide for the state assembly.
There is simply no scenario in which the United States will close its yawning deficits exclusively with cuts to popular social programs: One can imagine such a world only by imagining the Democratic Party and all its various constituencies out of existence entirely.
Joy FM's website showed Akufo-Addo winning with 53percentt of the vote with Mahama on 45.15 percent, based on a count of 217 constituencies out of 275 in total.
"It was 'Love American Style,' 'The Partridge Family,' 'The Brady Bunch,' 'The Odd Couple.' " Mr. Katzenberg, the DreamWorks executive, said that "being a mom is so invaluable" to Ms. Zarghami's "understanding of her constituency out there".
"I think there was a constituency out there that was kind of fed up with the Lee myth, and once somebody started nailing it, they all came out of the woodwork," said Mr. Nolan, whose book was favorably reviewed by historians but was also excoriated on the editorial page of The Richmond News Leader as "a lawyer's brief" against Lee.
