Sentence examples for into constituencies from inspiring English sources

The combination would help both of them tap into constituencies where they were weak.

It concerns who gets to vote in general elections, and how they are arranged into constituencies.

In fact, Lib Dem officials admit, the party could have lost more seats if the Tories had ploughed money into constituencies such as Southport and Carshalton and Wallington.

And so parliamentarians and disgruntled journalistic rivals tried to direct attention to the money allegedly going out of the Telegraph rather than the cash spilling into constituencies.

But public sector leaders, working in the jaws of the most devastating economic slump in living memory, are the ones responsible for driving through often unpalatable policies into constituencies and council wards across the country.

The point is to prevent big money piling into constituency election campaigns, dwarfing the spending limits of candidates themselves, and effectively buying seats for rich benefactors.

Tory strategists are confident their share of the vote will pick up as polling day approaches (history records a routine swing to incumbents) but translating that into constituency gains is the tricky bit.

"We need to acknowledge that those who supported him have invested a lot personally in Corbyn, we are not going to convince them overnight they were wrong and before then they will provide an army to draw on as they become absorbed into constituency parties.

In particular, Williams (1998, 8) identifies three different dimensions of political life that representatives must "mediate:" the dynamics of legislative decision-making, the nature of legislator-constituent relations, and the basis for aggregating citizens into representable constituencies.

They now have ample private-office budgets, which they use to dig themselves into their constituencies.

He merely needs to consolidate his Republican base while further eating into Democratic constituencies such as minorities and women.