Sentence examples for constituency such from inspiring English sources

These meetings helped Bedell understand the problems of his constituents; as a result, he backed issues that were important to his farming constituency, such as waterway usage fees and production constraints.

But he says the large numbers of Pakistani and Bangladeshi voters in parts of the constituency, such as Werneth – where just 23.4% of the population are white – will not be a barrier.

But because of the rigid rules on keeping an equal number of voters in each constituency, such anomalies were inevitable.

This approach helps to define the actors that can be constructively dealt with and ones that try to co-opt humanitarian organisations by making them part of their constituency, such as donor governments making funding conditional on recipient humanitarian organisations supporting elements of their foreign policy priorities.

The United Nations also has a political role that indicates that it could in certain circumstances be accepted into an organisation's constituency, such as relying on the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) for negotiated access in conflict zones.

Both Biden and Solis used the opportunity to promote what the Obama administration has done for this valuable constituency, such as restoring a level "playing field" at the Labor Department and the National Labor Relations Board upon taking office.

They include constituencies such as Braintree in Essex and Wimbledon in south London.

"Particularly in border constituencies such as my own in Newry and Armagh".

He waged a constituency-based campaign, delivering messages tailored to traditional Democratic constituencies (such as car workers, teachers and blacks).

First, players break into teams and take on the roles of fierce competitors (and sometimes other constituencies, such as customers).

He merely needs to consolidate his Republican base while further eating into Democratic constituencies such as minorities and women.