Sentence examples for constituency was a from inspiring English sources

The message of defiance Blatter sent in his letter last week to the 209 football associations which make up Fifa's worldwide constituency was a classic proclamation.

Naz Shah, the MP for Bradford West, which includes Manningham, said the poor standard of English among many women in her constituency was a "huge barrier to integration".

Mr Hohmann's predecessor in his parliamentary constituency was a leader of a group known as the Stahlhelm fraction, known for its diehard nationalist views.Pushing such people out of the party carries a risk, and not only in lost votes for the Christian Democrats.

Another signal of the intransigence of this core Republican constituency was a little noticed development last week: the announcement that two Republican members of the House bipartisan immigration reform group, Representatives John Carter and Sam Johnson, both from Texas, had quit the reform effort.

The constituency was a Lib Dem stronghold for over 40 years (until the vote collapsed, like almost everywhere else, in last year's general election) where over 70% of voters had voted to remain in the EU, putting it in the top 10 pro-EU constituencies.

The conference location, near Labour leader Ed Miliband's constituency, was a "strong message" that UKIP was not just for supporters of the Conservative Party, he added.

Last year, he was interviewed by police on suspicion of inciting religious hatred after he declared his Bradford constituency was an "Israel-free" zone.

This constituency is a good start.

The constituency is a leafy, prosperous suburb in south Birmingham.

Enwezor's principal constituency is a far-flung network of cultural officials and sinecured intellectuals.

The relationship between an MP and their constituency is a complex one," Corbyn said.