Sentence examples for industrial constituency from inspiring English sources

But the Progressive Conservatives scored a surprise victory in a Newfoundland seat, and the leftish New Democrats won an industrial constituency in Windsor, across the border from Detroit.

It's worth remembering that in the 19th century the Republican party was explicitly protectionist on trade, nurturing its northern manufacturing base and protecting its northern industrial constituency.

In former industrial constituencies like mine, ladders of support to help young people get on in life are being systematically kicked away.

It is commonly said that leaders such as Harold Macmillan had either fought in the trenches or known men at first hand in their industrial constituencies and so gained a respect for working-class life, which the 21st-century leadership, with its upmarket aura of fine wine and evenings spent manspreading with sofa-sprawled box sets, conspicuously lacks.

Yet his industrial middle-class constituency in Birmingham adored him, and his efficient party organization there (the "caucus") turned out big Liberal votes in the Midlands.

This industrial South Essex constituency, which borders London and is split by the M25, has become an three-way ultra-marginal.

But most of the M.P.s who gave him that large majority were decidedly Old Labour: trade unionist, populist, and socialist — the kind of politicians who grew up on the ideology of the welfare state and the class struggle and, as often as not, were elected from industrial, working-class constituencies.

However, Jimmy Carter — a new kind of Democrat answering to a new upper-middle-class, suburban constituency, embarrassed by industrial unions and enamored with the alleged magic of the market — did not.

Only a handful of constituencies in the industrial heartland of Jutland, the biggest chunk of Denmark, voted yes.

He was a typical Brummie in his warm protectiveness for the West Midlands industrial base, especially the car industry, including his constituency's Land Rover plant.

Mr Lunde Larsen is a Member of the Danish Parliament for the Liberal Party in Western Jutland greater constituency and he holds an Industrial PhD, University of Copenhagen and Grundtvigsk Forum and a Master of Theology, University of Copenhagen.