Sentence examples for metropolitan constituency from inspiring English sources

There is no recognition of a metropolitan constituency.

Tony Blair, like Obama, was a metropolitan lawyer whose natural constituency was the latte liberal.

But beyond the metropolitan heartlands – the "Latin quarter" constituencies – the challenge remains stark.

Having grown up in Keighley, he knew Leeds well and developed a great affection for his constituency, matching his local party's advice against metropolitan fashion.

Liberal Democrats will be worried they will lose many seats in Metropolitan councils such as Liverpool, Birmingham, Newcastle upon Tyne, Stockport and Sheffield – the constituency town of Nick Clegg.

This was, to put it mildly, an exaggeration: even at his metropolitan suavest, not even Mr Mandelson would equate exile to his Hartlepool constituency in the north of England with solitary confinement on Devil's Island.

State government metropolitan strategic plans and projects inevitably serve the interests of the constituencies needed to win the next state elections.

In 1976 she won election to the House of Representatives from the constituency of St. Andrew South Western (part of the Kingston metropolitan area); she was reelected in 1980.

By offering subtle approving nods to Hanson's rhetoric, Howard built a core working-class and lower-middle-class constituency for his Liberal party in formerly Labour electorates in outer metropolitan suburbs.

Yet outside of the liberal metropolitan bubble (libmetbub), these are exactly the sorts of issues that win and lose rural constituencies.

The residents of Trafford Metropolitan Borough are represented in the British Parliament by Members of Parliament (MPs) for three separate parliamentary constituencies.