Sentence examples for on its constituency from inspiring English sources

Everyone recognizes the significant weakening of denominations' ability to impose an agenda on its constituency, but these affiliations retain a significant pull in shaping their clergy's and their churches' time and energy.

If Labour wins the next general election, as is perfectly possible, it will do so on the back of its traditional constituency in its old, now largely de-industrialised, heartlands.

He went on, "What constituency is there for pessimism?

That scandal, which lead to Carmichael narrowly surviving an election court challenge, dogs the party's campaigns to hold on to its two Holyrood constituencies in Orkney and Shetland, the islands that constitute Carmichael's Westminster seat.

"The company before was focused on one constituency, public shareholders.

Jammu and Kashmir, with six constituencies in total, takes five separate days, to allow the security forces to concentrate their efforts on one constituency at a time.

The two men have clashed publicly on Trident – shipyard jobs in Woodcock's Barrow-in-Furness constituency depend on its renewal – but he sounds less like an insurgent than a man grappling with a disconcerting new world order.

It also "energized the tough-on-crime constituency," says Steven Drizin, the supervising attorney at the Children and Family Justice Center at the Northwestern University School of Law.

It is a lot easier than taking on the constituencies and lobbyists defending each specific tax break.

He will now face a battle to hold on to the constituency at the next election.

Johnson again stood for Parliament in 2001, this time winning the contest in the Henley-on-Thames constituency.