Sentence examples for every constituency of from inspiring English sources

He touched every constituency of the firm, lawyers and staff alike.

A nationally prominent real estate and banking lawyer, Michael touched every constituency of the firm, lawyers and staff alike.

Given a chance, Americans can tell the difference between a show created by real writers and one assembled by a Hollywood committee pandering to every constituency of the lowest common denominator.

Presidents Hill and Gerard and Trumka, faith leaders, elected officials, African-American leaders, and every constituency of the Democratic Party will call on her to vote for and support the Employee Free Choice Act.

The cost of wind and solar has dropped significantly, and we know that a nationwide scheme of home insulation would hugely reduce demand, keep people warm in their homes and provide jobs in every constituency for a fraction of the price of Hinkley.

4. It would have staged primary elections in every constituency, 650 of them, to choose its candidates a year before the general election due to be held on 7 May 2015.

It is now that the Rugby Football League needs to show some leadership, and every other constituency of the game the discipline and intelligence to follow.

These include: Routine immunization, establishment of model health centres in every constituency and employment of twenty health workers for every constituency.

In 2010, there were an average of seven candidates in every constituency, and 433 out of 650 seats saw MPs elected by a minority of votes cast in their seats.However, he explains, it is not correct to say that AV ensures every MP is elected by a majority.

Getting a uniform 20% of the vote in every constituency would yield 20% of seats under proportional representation, but probably none under FPTP, something that could be called the Lib Dem penalty.The SNP also used to be counted among the unlucky ones.

Yet because the United Kingdom crams three major parties into a system suited for two — "first past the post," winner-take-all in every constituency — and because two of those three parties were left of center, Mrs. Thatcher's Tories were able to amass huge parliamentary majorities.