Sentence examples for constituency reform from inspiring English sources

David Cameron must be bitterly regretting the failure to reach a deal with his coalition partners on constituency reform.

The Boundary Commission for Northern Ireland revealed that £557,000 had been spent by the end of August on the constituency reform plan.

The result, as another speaker eloquently pointed out, is that there is no political constituency for reform.

If a country slowly glides down toward irrelevance, he said, the constituency for reform won't take shape.

Now he needs to think bigger and better, and look to the large constituency behind reform — student activists, business groups, farmers, labor unions, Catholic bishops, evangelical churches, African-Americans, civil-liberties organizations and regular American citizens who support legalization — to press the case.

The firings came as tensions built between the Kremlin and a new constituency of reform-minded activists who held a protest against the election results here last weekend that drew tens of thousands of people.

The country's broad constituency for democratic reform is excluded but not passive.

A new constituency for further reform (an alliance of middle-class consumers and middle-sized private companies) is growing.

The trend toward freelance work among the well-to-do means a powerful new constituency for health reform is taking shape.

"Border security is part of a strategy by the anti-immigration constituency to stop reform after the fact," said Gordon H. Hanson, an expert on the economics of immigration at the University of California, San Diego.

It is also fair to add that the rise in the Free Democrats' vote points to a constituency for faster reform in Germany.But the result is still worrying because it reflects a deep-seated ambivalence among voters across Europe.