Sentence examples for in its constituency from inspiring English sources

As well, they limit the agency of the organisation to choose who else should be in its constituency by restricting organisations with which they may have contact.

NiFe-LDH can be optimized in its constituency to yield a very low onset potential (at 10 mA cm−2) for the oxygen evolution reaction of only 569 mV vs. Hg/HgO.

"I think there's a need for the Labour party to look culturally at what it does in its constituencies".

It may not be the prettiest face in the consortium, but for its constituency it is working fine, attracting some 25,000 visitors a year.

Though originally dismissed by the Right as a bunch of long-hairs, peaceniks and cowards, it had been steadily growing in numbers and in the breadth of its constituency since its inception in 1965.

Each party has faulted the other for building unenclosed toilets — outdoor plumbing without privacy — in its respective constituency.

"I think he didn't understand the complexity of the organization in terms of its constituency," said Bill Stapleton, chairman of the U.S.O.C.'s athletes advisory council.

The IGDA's 2014 survey reveals 56% of respondents want unionisation: whether or not the organisation wishes to serve in that role, its constituency is clearly ready for more direct action.

The emergence of smaller parties such as Praja Rajyam (which later merged with the Congress Party) and the Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party (formed out of a 2011 split in Congress) also helped to erode the TDP's traditional support base in the coastal districts of the state and among its constituency in the Kamma caste (a small landowning community in southern India).

The battle over Chief Parks has touched on another, largely unspoken issue, that the black leadership may have failed its constituency in backing Mr. Hahn in the first place.

In response, the AAMC released a publication in 2014 aimed at its constituency of 147 American and 17 Canadian medical schools and 400 teaching hospitals.