Sentence examples for note the constituency from inspiring English sources

On a much more promising note, the constituency of Great Grimsby can now boast a female Labour MP brought up on a local council estate, giving her a major insight into the plight local people are facing and answering the calls for "real people" in Westminster.

He also noted the constituency is home to "the Ritz of the cow world", with the animals at the UK Hare Krishna community at Bhaktivedanta Manor in Aldenham treated to massages and soothing music.

It is reassuring to note the significant representation of all constituencies, including people affected by mental disorders who comprise over a quarter of the membership.

It did not give a reason why, but Philip Hammond's Runnymede and Weybridge constituency noted: "The association did not succeed in distributing an "In Touch" leaflet this year".

However, several participants noted the lack of visibility and voice from rural constituencies.

And he noted the oddity of the Arab countries' nominating a Jew, but said: "Members of my constituency are not looking at him as Jewish or non-Jewish.

A person who appeals to important party constituencies or, perhaps, might help pick up a state -- though, as noted, the latter is less a factor than people think.

A structural universal U is one that is exemplified by a complex object O, and its constituents are universals (distinct from U) exemplified by simple parts of O that are relevant to O's being an instance of U.[40] It is important to note that, for Armstrong, the constituency relation is not the mereological parthood relation.

"I'm sure that [illegible] will want to discuss with you after his meeting – it'll probably have to be on the carphone as you go to the constituency," runs one note from an official to the then defence secretary Michael Portillo.

And Putin will note admiringly Trump's ability to stay connected with the constituency that elected him.

Inglis notes that this is in keeping with the size of the constituency, arguing that "[t]he larger the constituency that each of these collective tributes had to represent, the later it was built".