Sentence examples for correct constituency from inspiring English sources

A complete line of these commodities could be kept in suspended animation in lockers, ready to be thawed...& served to the correct constituency at a moments notice in case of unexpected scandals, special elections, convention deadlocks, ethnic imbalance, or mass nerve, such as afflicted the N.Y.

The Constitution authorizes what promotes the "general welfare" as opposed to forcing taxpayers to supplement the specific welfare of politically correct constituencies in vote-buying patronage schemes.

Over the past decade, she adds, politically correct constituencies have persuaded many to think of each and every instance of anti-Muslim discrimination as "Islamophobia".

He seems to delight in outraging journalist with statements designed to get attention by insulting and offending (ie. pissing off?) various politically correct constituencies.

When a comment intended to be clear and correct to one constituency ricochets to another, political confusion and misunderstandings result to everyone's disadvantage.

Additional reporting by Oliver Milne, Jonathan Bucks and Daniel Kraemer This article was amended on Wednesday 20 July to correct the number of constituency councillors interviewed from 104 to 101.

With Mr. Ryan, these constituencies have a correct and distant relationship.

But maybe these guys just don't care because genetic engineering isn't politically correct among some of their constituencies or social circles.

The proposed changes to constituency boundaries were intended to correct a strong bias in the electoral system in favour of the Labour Party.

This article was corrected on 4 July 2012 because the original said Tim Loughton's constituency is in Kent.

Describing Mrs Fillon's work at his constituency in western France, he said she had "corrected speeches, met important visitors... and chaired meetings".