Sentence examples for even constituencies from inspiring English sources

When he showed an unconventional side — on immigration reform, say, or faith-based initiatives — the aim was always to make the G.O.P. seem as inclusive as possible, and to cast himself as a president for all Americans, even constituencies that would never vote for him.

Even constituency officers don't know who most of them are.

As public counting of the votes ran deep into the night, constituency by constituency, it became evident that many opposition candidates had made strong challenges even in constituencies they had lost and that the overall percentage of votes won by the ruling party was declining.

There are now even fewer constituencies that reflect the national mood.So the range of results likely to produce a hung parliament is now very wide.

Even in constituencies where Obama is still making up ground, you see the same pattern.

Brent Wilkes, national executive director of the League of United Latin American Citizens, said the vote showed that the Republican party had "once again proven that when Latinos need support, they support a different constituency even when the constituency they are supporting does not have a dog in the fight.

Instead of trying to recruit centrists from the Republicans and the Democrats into a new party, I'd like to see two or more new parties that would siphon off the Tea Party-libertarian constituency, the progressive constituency and even the religious constituency.

Even single-constituency elections, however, are played out across a country's constituent parts – and from tiny communities to vast conurbations, diverse forces are in play.

Why is it wrong to "even out constituency size"?

But as the death-toll rises, and the war drags on, even this constituency is getting impatient.

Indeed, for the Irish government, which has invested millions of euros in the staging the event, this is about an even wider constituency.