Sentence examples for if the constituency from inspiring English sources

Even if the constituency is trying to right a wrong or rectify a disadvantage.

Campaign costs shoot up if the constituency is large or if the candidate is an "outsider" imposed by the party.

While Mr. Cameron may have been cheered by the powerful faction of his Conservative Party that sees evil in all that Europe does, it is unclear if the constituency his veto was meant to protect -- banks, hedge funds and insurance companies operating in the City -- will embrace the prospect that Britain's already waning ability to influence regulations from Brussels will decline even further.

"We need people at Bill Cunningham's level if the constituency is going to get its due," said Juan Figueroa, president and general counsel of the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund, referring to William Cunningham, a top aide of Mr. Bloomberg's.

Neither would he have been – as he was following the 1982 byelection – the rather incongruous MP for Glasgow Hillhead (when asked if he would live in the constituency, he calmly explained that while he already owned two houses he would certainly consider acquiring a "wesidency" in the city).

Their candidate in the constituency, Wyn Williams, said: "If they (Plaid) are promising to protect rural Wales now, where have they been for the last four years?

"What could really turn this victory to disaster is if the constituencies within the party begin to fight with each other for scarce resources and say, for example, I was the one who guaranteed the party's victory in the election".

If members of the constituency do not share the same justification for X, then X would not pass the test of public reason.

I think they are misjudging the constituency if they assume the Conservative vote will go to the Lib Dems, or vice versa.

As the SFRC puts it, "If the primary constituency for new ratings is banks for regulatory purposes rather than investors, standards are likely to deteriorate .The proposal to let banks, under supervision, rely more heavily on their own credit ratings is again guided by a good idea namely, to broaden the base of market-based information feeding into the regulatory process.

Of course, they risk dividing the country even more thoroughly, and their victory may well be a Pyrrhic one if the Trump constituency proves ungovernable.