Sentence examples for of a certain constituency from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, Mr. Sherry's choices have been questioned on this and many other counts, with one or another composer being termed a token of a certain constituency.

And pandering to a certain constituency is certainly not restricted to any one party.

Many Labour cabinet members were exasperated by Clare Short's criticisms of Labour's Iraq policy in 2003, but her resignation made her popular with a certain constituency.

A justice should work to apply the constitution, not please a certain constituency.

So there is a certain constituency that supports what the Governor is doing.

Hating the media these days is good business and good politics among a certain constituency.

Short of stripping certain constituencies of the right to vote, this is a vision for a country of extremes: haves and have nots separated by the widest chasm imaginable.

But what seems to hold the city back is the lack of realization on the part of certain constituencies, such as city worker unions and residents themselves, that the city is no longer an ATM machine for uncompetitive wages and benefits and has to be re-sized to deal with the current population.

Rumours are flying around constantly that particular parties are pulling their teams out of certain constituencies in order to concentrate on areas where they feel they have a better chance.

He may introduce bills, but he knows himself that he is only registering a pious opinion of a certain number of electors in his constituency; it may be his own; but that pious opinion will never find its way onto the statute book of his country until the government in power, the prime minister and his colleagues, introduces a government measure to carry that reform.

In other words, she must run against the very constituency that rallied behind her in 2008: women of a certain age, about to be offloaded for someone fresher and with less attitude.