Sentence examples for from one constituency to from inspiring English sources

Instead of shipping voters from one constituency to another, ZANU-PF would have to stuff ballot boxes, a tactic it has been wary of, so far.

But the important point here is that the composition of the different magnets and their respective strengths would be very different from one constituency to another.

Carswell later explained: "I was in the centre of Clacton going from one constituency appointment to the next as MPs do on a Friday.

The single biggest expulsion from one constituency came last year when eight Militant supporters were ousted in Glasgow Cathcart.

Mr Turner said: "Now we have the majority, the government can indeed turn it from a one-constituency to a two-constituency island".

Jammu and Kashmir, with six constituencies in total, takes five separate days, to allow the security forces to concentrate their efforts on one constituency at a time.

And in the worst insult of all, he got almost no support from the one constituency that he banked on, Hispanic voters.

How do you contact your constituents when it's so scattered?" Stewart: "I do a lot of walking, but it takes about three days to walk from one end of the constituency to the other.

As with all realms, a balance must be struck between allowing interest groups, including those whose voices are often neglected, to be heard and preventing any one constituency from wielding power to introduce genetic technologies that are ineffective or undesirable at a societal level.

The Madison Avenue advertising industry is one constituency rooting for Yahoo to remain independent and intact.

To some extent this stems from the left's intellectual framework: income is something the government controls in its entirety until it "gives" tax breaks to one constituency or another.