Sentence examples for constituent towns from inspiring English sources

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Clearly, Stoke-on-Trent – or, more specifically, its six constituent towns of Hanley, Burslem, Fenton, Longton, Stoke and Tunstall – does have serious social and economic difficulties, thrown into sharp relief by the comparative successes of Birmingham to the south, and Manchester to the north.

Camps said he was unmoved by the protests that have erupted over Ryan's Medicare proposal at recent constituent town halls.

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GOP lawmakers across the country have been facing raucous crowds at constituent town halls, with voters confronting them about their lack of a replacement plan for the Affordable Care Act and asking whether they will stand up to the Trump administration on controversial issues, rather than simply fall in line.

Citizen gatherings, of course, are as old as the republic itself, but as a form of constituent relations town hall meetings are relatively new.

Last week, Republicans faced angry constituents in town halls and district offices around the country.

On Thursday, Governor Ryan said he would embark on a tour of Illinois to meet constituents in town hall gatherings.

Now agitated constituents at town halls across the country are asking why the president wants to distract from our own problems with the economy and poverty.

And during the recent congressional recess, many Republicans were faced with protests from constituents at town-hall meetings across the country.

Liberal activists have floated a primary challenge to the two-term Massachusetts congressman, and he has been criticized by some constituents at town halls.