Sentence examples for constituency to be a from inspiring English sources
I'm not suggesting that casual violence in young males is the product of educational selection, but if you are going to have a system where lots of kids feel like failures at 11, and then the "successes" are clearly visible in their special uniforms, well, don't expect your constituency to be a happier, more inclusive place.
This time, the Tories don't need the constituency to be sure of a majority, but they certainly remain a million miles away from regaining the stranglehold with which they once held it.
Nolan helped organize religious-study groups, and — to judge by his accounts in an unpublished memoir — he treated his fellow-inmates as a constituency to be charmed.
In interviews, they vowed to give voice to Hispanics on issues like health care, education and jobs — as well as immigration — and to remind politicians that they are not a constituency to be courted just at election time.
South Korean officials said the constituency was believed to be a military district in the capital, Pyongyang.
"Like the Rushies [Limbaugh fans], I want the blogs to be a constituency politicians have to factor in".
While ex-SAS man Davis had a climbing wall installed at his constituency home, Straw also claims to be a "gym addict" whose passion is "pumping iron".
The Lib Dems' candidate for the constituency, Christine Jardine, said she intended to be a "strong voice for all the people of Gordon".
It is from this reporting that I have written, in this magazine and elsewhere, that the urban poor had ceased to be a reliable constituency for Ahmadinejad.
Adam Bandt, the party's new deputy leader, won his seat last year in what used to be a safe constituency for Labor, in Melbourne.
