Sentence examples for from a constituency from inspiring English sources

She lost again in 1987 but was elected to the chamber in 1989 from a constituency in Uttar Pradesh.

"As is longstanding precedent in Washington through administrations of both parties, there are often political briefings or gatherings when leaders from a constituency group are in town.

He first ran for public office in 1984, when he was elected to the Lok Sabha (lower chamber of the Indian parliament) from a constituency in Tamil Nadu.

Concurrently, he was elected to the State Assembly in 1946 from a constituency in Queens and to the State Senate in 1955, also from Queens.

"So we have to figure out a way to raise money from a constituency that would be broader than Guild Hall's own.

Strikingly, some of the lawmakers most dedicated to preserving Ms. Palin's signature achievements come from a constituency she rarely courts nationally but one that was crucial to her in Alaska: Democrats.

But the decision earned him praise from teachers, a constituency that could be helpful if he runs as an independent.

They are in different parts of the city, but that has not discouraged the good politicians of Illinois from creating a constituency consisting of these two areas only.

Mr. Sanday admitted to the hazards of "never quite knowing where the next buck comes from," and of a constituency "something like an opera board".

New accusations this week may be the most damaging yet for the mayor, Bob Filner, a former chairman of the House Committee on Veterans Affairss, because they come from military veterans, a constituency to which he has devoted much of his time in public service.

Bob Eckhardt, who survived for 14 years in Congress as a liberal Democrat from Houston despite a constituency that was considerably to his right politically, died on Tuesday in Austin, Tex., his hometown.