Sentence examples for from different constituencies from inspiring English sources

Consideration is given to admitting observers from different constituencies with differing interests.

Many legislators and school administrators also found the hassle of balancing pressures from different constituencies too great.

Further, changes to infrastructure to support Vision Zero policies frequently require balancing competing needs from different constituencies – protected bike lanes, dedicated signals and expanded sidewalks all raise concerns that automobile traffic will be severely impacted.

The mayor, who has been tetchy of late as he has come under fire from different constituencies, kept his cool yesterday when one woman in the audience, Cynthia Dennis, heckled him with a question about the city's plan to reduce garbage collections in July, just in time for the summer's heat to add to the city's stench.

Presenting Western artworks to collectors from different constituencies around Asia is a major advantage to setting up in Hong Kong, said Magnus Renfrew, the director of the Hong Kong International Art Fair, which this year hosted 150 galleries from around the world.

But we recognize that it will take a variety of tactics and participation from different constituencies to achieve what we want on climate and energy.

And so 150 Labour delegates met to discuss their composite Brexit motion, boiling 150 motions from different constituency parties down to one single motion, which was passed this afternoon.

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.

At first I thought that competing services will arise for different constituencies.

"We come from distinctly different constituencies, and it is important to represent this diversity and to air our differences," Mr. Prentiss said.

Mr Huhne claims backing from at least 12 peers, four MSPs and one AM, as well as the 200 ordinary members drawn from 20 different constituencies necessary to stand.