Sentence examples for constituency that has been from inspiring English sources

Global investors may be the only major constituency that has been feeling sanguine about the American economy.

Exit polls showed more than half the Republican electorate there identified themselves as very conservative, the constituency that has been the slowest to warm to Mr. Romney this year.

Moreover, the authors argue that popular enthusiasm for privatisation "fades and then turns to overwhelming opposition as respondents are offered more balanced information" in poll questions.Another important constituency that has been remarkably reticent is the mutual-fund industry itself.

By not acting on the employment nondiscrimination order, Mr. Obama has newly angered a gay constituency that has been a source of campaign cash and that had been willing to overlook his failure so far to endorse same-sex marriage, given his actions on its other priorities, like repeal of the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy against openly gay service members.

Ukip has run an amazing campaign in Heywood and Middleton, a constituency that has been under the one-state control of the left for so long that the outcome in the north-west is often written off as a foregone conclusion.

There is a constituency for the old-fashioned  left in the country at large, a constituency that has been disguised by the traditional broadness of Labour's electoral church, by the first-past-the-post electoral system, and additionally now by the Blairites' loud noises about electability.

Trump's campaign tapped into a constituency that had been largely shut out from the benefits of technological progress and disproportionately suffered the consequences of expanding global trade.

At the same time, in the late 80s and early 90s, another clergy of fundamentalist preachers, often refugees from despotic Middle Eastern regimes, began to attract a disaffected constituency that had been radicalised by The Satanic Verses protests.

The referendum gave voice for the first time to a constituency that had been stifled under martial law, which was declared last September by the junta that ousted Mr. Thaksin in a coup, imposed bans on political activity and censored the press.

CREWE, England — Voters in this old railway town in Britain's industrial Midlands sent a powerful message to Prime Minister Gordon Brown and the governing Labor Party on Thursday, electing a Conservative candidate by a wide margin in a parliamentary constituency that had been a Labor bastion for decades.

LONDON — Prime Minister Gordon Brown's prospects in a general election within the next year took a further blow on Friday when the opposition Conservatives won a by-election victory in a parliamentary constituency that had been considered safe for the governing Labour Party for the past 12 years.