Sentence examples for particularly constituencies from inspiring English sources

One of the measures that we do want to bring forward, which doesn't apply to trade unions alone, is the way in which a number of campaign groups - and they can be trade unions, animal welfare groups, tactical voting groups, rural campaign groups, religious groups and individuals - spend money to determine the outcome of campaigns in particularly constituencies.

This chimes with what Labour candidates and their canvassers found on the doorsteps, particularly in constituencies with big Muslim populations in Lancashire, Yorkshire and the Midlands.

Lord Ashcroft's lavish bankrolling of the Conservative Party has earned the gratitude of successive Tory leaders including William Hague and David Cameron, but has been a source of continuous irritation to Labour MPs, particularly in constituencies where local Tories have received a slice of the Ashcroft millions.

One would think that he'd want to use outlets that energize grass roots support, particularly among constituencies in the base of the Democratic Party in which he has been lacking support and energy.

Twenty years after its adoption, many citizens throughout the world still do not know about the Convention, particularly those constituencies who most urgently need to know about it children, the poor, the media and the judiciary.

These kids are not part of a particularly favored constituency.

It was originally a little shop in a particularly Nice constituency: Clarendon Cross in Notting Hill's back lanes.

"The family categories are a top priority for some important constituencies, particularly the growing Asian community".

"Particularly in border constituencies such as my own in Newry and Armagh".

This will harm the MDC's chances, particularly because urban constituencies are its traditional electoral stronghold.

More important, those Democratic leaders say, Mr. Clinton is still revered by important Democratic constituencies, particularly black voters.