Sentence examples for constituency turn from inspiring English sources

Every politician who has ever had a brief moment of sanity and proposed that anybody, illegal or not, should be eligible to get a driver's license has had the experience of watching members of his constituency turn into an angry mob.

Paradoxically, the Liverpool Riverside constituency turned out the lowest vote in European elections.

The North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has been unanimously re-elected to the country's parliament after every single eligible person in his constituency turned out to vote – with only his name on the ballot paper.

"I was in Uttar Pradesh in late February and a lot of people I met said that candidates from their constituency turned up five years ago and asked for votes, got elected and haven't visited the constituency since, and so this time we will kick them out," Ms. Kripalani said.

Cameron, advised in his strategy by friend Catherine Fall, put a great deal of effort into "nursing" his potential constituency, turning up at social functions, and attacking Woodward for changing his mind on fox hunting to support a ban.

Either way, the votes cast in the 18 Northern Ireland constituencies may turn out to be crucial.

"He's wooing a constituency, and turning his back on the liberal human rights personality that he was.

In the Commons, Labour MP Shona McIsaac warned that the dispute in her Cleethorpes constituency risked turning toxic.

It isn't because this constituency has turned its back or is in any way supportive of the Ahmadinejad government.

There was no way, this theory ran, that core Democratic constituencies would turn out at the same rates as in 2008, when Obamamania was at its peak.

But the debate has been divisive, and is taking place in an affluent neighborhood with an energized, highly active constituency that turns out in droves for local and citywide elections.