Sentence examples for constituency upon which from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, there's clearly a constituency upon which a mass struggle against the racist right can be based.
Similar declines in membership, less pronounced for the Liberal Democrats and Labour but massive nonetheless, are a consequence of the decaying political constituencies upon which these parties historically relied the industrial working class for Labour and civil society organizations, such as the Church of England, for the Conservative Party.
"The things that I am urged to take on will demand a good deal of absence from home, which is simply incompatible either with the inevitably heavy legislative programme of a new parliament or with attendance at the many constituency functions upon which I have always laid great stress.
The Keystone pipeline, which would funnel the spoils of Canadian tar sands to refineries in Texas if it were a thing that actually existed, currently resides legislatively in what amounts to a decorative holding pattern, upon which various constituencies hang their hopes and dreams and watch them whiz in circles in the sky.
With her warm smile, left-leaning advocacy, generous hips and personal tragedies, this political spouse — wife of a one-term senator who failed twice in bids for national office — became an extraordinary canvas upon which many different public constituencies projected their narratives.
"The problem of overcriminalization is truly one of those issues upon which a wide variety of constituencies can agree," Mr. Thornburgh said.
It has since published detailed plans for the re-drawing of constituency boundaries, which were consulted upon around the country.
Upon which they ceased firing.
Upon which he reacted "oh"!
It offers America and Israel a young and educated constituency with which to engage — and a similar constituency exists in the West Bank and, yes, even in Gaza.
