Sentence examples for different constituencies for from inspiring English sources
At the root of the difficulties is the fact that with United Nations participation, L. Paul Bremer III, a former head of the occupation authority, decreed that representatives would be chosen on one single nationwide constituency, rather than divided into different constituencies for each area of Iraq.
Research for the website ConservativeHome found it cost candidates £34,400 of their own money (including loss of earnings, the cost of travelling to different constituencies for selection meetings, attending conferences and training days, and campaigning in by-elections, which the parties often make a condition of your candidacy) to stand.
I also refrained from mentioning the practice of directly electing a plural executive or a president and vice-president to represent two different constituencies (of Greek and Turkish Cypriots, for example).
Both Layer 7 and SOA Software cite the need to serve the different constituencies of the enterprise.
For them, this is far more effective way to govern than publicly mobilizing different constituencies of the body politic against each other.
Mr. Tompkins is known for his adeptness in dealing with different constituencies, but also for being cautious at times.
Additional complexity arises because the relevant factors will be weighted differently by different constituencies.
Even liberals still within the council worry that the Islamists are dissembling, not so much divided as playing different roles for different constituencies while waiting to grab power.
His liberal political persona waxed conservative across time for different constituencies, and his aggressiveness repeatedly roiled race relations.
After conquering the Aghlabid capital al-Qayrawān (in present-day Tunisia), he helped free from a Sijilmassa prison his imam, ʿUbayd Allāh, who declared himself the mahdī, using a multivalent word that could have quite different meanings for different constituencies.
To find the savings that Mr. Doyle and lawmakers had agreed on, Mr. Helgerson assembled nine committees for different constituencies, including physicians, hospital executives and pharmacists.
