Sentence examples for historic constituency from inspiring English sources

It is my view that the Co-op, like the Labour party, no longer serves its historic constituency.

It is a historic constituency comprising some of the most scenic and desirable places in Nottinghamshire," Mr Jenrick said.

There are still likely to be disagreement on Anglesey, which will no longer be an island constituency, the historic constituency of Montgomery which is being broken up, and in the Port Talbot area which will see various parts join with its neighbours of Ogmore and Neath.

Some proposals are controversial, with historic constituencies set to go.

When Karl Rove ran the Bush political machine, Republicans strove to diminish four historic Democratic constituencies: voters of color, Union families, trial lawyers, and Jews.

They are among 80 chosen to represent the historic counties and constituencies of the UK.

The depth the party establishment is beholden to the 1% is stunning in its callous cynicism and disregard for their historic and loyal constituencies.

Republican strategists were convinced that they had reached a transformational moment in American politics, creating a historic improvement for a constituency that Democrats had long claimed.

The Commission rejected the case of Huntingdonshire (a historic county, and the constituency of the Prime Minister, John Major), noting that there was "no exceptional county allegiance" and doubting the capacity of Huntingdonshire and the viability of the remaining Cambridgeshire.

Critics of the whole process (notably MPs likely to lose safe seats) predict a future of "homogenised" constituencies ignoring historic community boundaries, weakening the bonds between MPs and voters.

Her skill for being able to explain how the larger contextual factors influence the historic relationships among various constituencies in higher education is valuable, and she has a keen ability to condense complex ideas into clear, concise lessons.