Sentence examples for of a small constituency from inspiring English sources

The construction industry provision looks like "a political payoff to satisfy the desires of a small constituency," the letter said.

Peterborough is a borough constituency represented in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom, sharing the name of a smaller constituency represented in the Parliament of England until 1707 and then in that of Great Britain until 1800.

Many of the voters who chose him -- conservative and liberal whites, Latinos, a smaller constituency of blacks -- were seriously alienated by Mark Green and the Democrats.

With its messianic obsession with the land and the goal of a Greater Israel, this small constituency makes a negotiated solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflimpossibleimpossible

To elected officials, the unemployed are a relatively small constituency.

Alas, my mother was preaching to a very small constituency.

Year after year the Blue Dogs shovel billions of dollars to their small constituency of rich farmers concentrated in only twenty-one of the 435 congressional districts.

Then upon winning the seat in Parliament for her small constituency of Bell End & Lickey, her voters would line the streets to wave her off triumphantly to London, filmed from the air by a BBC News helicopter.

The constituency is the size of a small country, the voters have no idea who you are and it's just started raining.

The House of Representatives is made up of congressmen and women who represent small constituencies and a small percentage of these are controlled by the vocal minority known as the tea party.

They have long protested the ability of shrewd tacticians representing small constituencies (mostly the ultra-Orthodox) to get whatever they want because of their disproportionate amount of power in a system that relies on small parties.