Sentence examples for had constituencies from inspiring English sources

"Suddenly, I was the center of controversy with these rabbis, all of whom were my seniors by thirty years, and who had constituencies, who had congregations".

A problem that arises is that weapons have constituencies.

"A lot of these mandates, they have constituencies behind them," said Randall W. Squier, superintendent of the Oxford Academy and Central School District, north of Binghamton.

Umar Farooq, part of the Hurriyat's delegation to Delhi, concedes that these elected politicians too have constituencies to consider.

Small clubs tend to have constituencies, and there a comic can sample reactions quickly and take more chances.

This is the region in which both he and many members of his Shadow Cabinet including Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper have constituencies.

Have constituencies changed since the last general election in 2010?

All those who have constituencies within 20 miles - or 60 minutes - of central London are now banned from getting rent subsidies.

Each one of the appropriations bills that was combined have constituencies: members of the public, organizations, groups, companies, foreign policy, all are impacted by these individual bills.

In essence, they have their own constituencies to serve.

We had contingent constituencies.