Sentence examples for neither constituency from inspiring English sources

As president, Mr. Obama has often seemed to veer between "postpartisan" pragmatism and anticorporate populism, confounding his supporters and satisfying neither constituency.

If the member for Luton South failed to resign (over an allowance claimed for a second home neither near her constituency, nor the Commons) during Carlson's hour, the tree was to be chopped.

What if in constituencies neither can win under normal circumstances Labour and Lib Dem supporters are still eager when the general election comes to band together to keep the Tories out?

While the Catholic laity holds some of the most influential positions in American politics, and Catholic voters continue to be a much sought-after constituency, neither group behaves monolithically.

Moran did not break the rules but taxpayers will likely question why they had to foot the bill to provide their elected representative with a property that is neither in Westminster nor her constituency.

By the time he left office, in 2005, the reformists had neither a credible leader nor a constituency.

But voters were left angry and frustrated at two polling stations in the Withington constituency because neither polling station staff nor polling station inspectors followed those contingency arrangements.

One thing that counts against Smith is that he does not live in the constituency – although, to be fair, neither does Gove.

With one exception the doctors had not informed their constituency about their objections, and neither did they see any need for this.

There is the professorial technocrat and the urbane diplomat, neither of whom has any natural constituency in Afghanistan.

Politics, if nothing else, is a game of knowing your priorities and constituencies — neither of which are static.