Sentence examples for of two constituencies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's narrow victory came from a powerful combination of two constituencies.

On Wednesday, when Mr Modi filed nomination papers for the seat of Vadodara, one of two constituencies he is contesting, he entered the name Jashoda in the column that asked about his family.

In particular he needs to regain the trust of two constituencies which have become increasingly alienated since Labour won its third term in 2005.In this section Gordon's last fling When the tide goes out Time, gentlemen My sewer runneth over Unwise counsel The price of knowledge Can Gordon do glasnost?

The constitutional argument now gone, Democrats are subject to being torn between the competing demands of two constituencies: the teachers unions and parents in minority neighborhoods who view vouchers as a way to rescue their children from failing inner-city schools.

Barack Obama rode to his resounding victory on the enthusiasm of two constituencies, the young and African Americans, whose support has driven his candidacy since the spring.

The unions are one of three constituencies that combine to choose a new Labour leader.

The DUP and the Ulster Unionist Party have agreed a deal in which there would be only one candidate from their parties in each of four constituencies.

Sir Howard was in charge of five constituencies for the 2010 combined parliamentary and local elections in May, entitling him to the £19,250 fee.

Bristol is a proudly left-leaning place, having voted three out of four constituencies Labour in the last general election and 62percentt in favour of Remain during the EU referendum.

Bristol is a proudly left-leaning place, having voted three out of four constituencies Labour in the last general election and 62percentt in favour of Remain during the EU referendum.

In addition, it took the view that such a scheme would complement the introduction of town councils to manage public housing estates, as it would be economical for a town council to manage a group of three constituencies.