Sentence examples for ideal constituency from inspiring English sources

This makes them, in one sense, ideal constituency MPs.

This illustrates one of the problems that Brexit poses for Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of the Labour Party: the ideal constituency for socialist politics in Britain has been split in half by the sectarian question of Europe.

Describing today's gay community as stressing "commitment over frolic and responsibility over liberation," Jonathan Rauch argues that lesbians and gay men should be an ideal Republican constituency (Op-Ed, April 17).

The main-room, like the wine list, is a little forbidding; the walls are between gold-plate and green, ideal for a constituency full of wealthy eco-worriers (Zac Goldsmith is the new MP).

And there is also normative idealization: the constituency includes only those who accept certain political values or ideals (e.g. the idea of citizens as free and equal, or society as a fair system of social cooperation).

Yet those who know him also talk of his complicated nature, his acute dedication to his constituency and party ideals.

In both of Moore's previous runs for governor, polls have shown that his constituency embraces his ideals, but finds his approach distasteful.

Supposing, in an ideal world, Huhne did find a constituency willing to give him a second chance, would this not be a milestone for rehabilitation?

There's nothing in it, of course, but Mr Thurso's far-flung Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross constituency would be an ideal place to lie low.

Already, in the weeks since the election, Obama has endured the moans of disgruntled constituencies in his own party whose ideal of the outsider is difficult for any breathing politician to fulfill.

This peace constituency, often driven by moral and political ideals, provides the key force behind the opposition to U.S. wars in their early stages.