Sentence examples for poor constituencies from inspiring English sources

He said that he hoped to broaden his efforts to create a stronger connection between the party and "poor constituencies".

At election time in any of Glasgow's poor constituencies, all north of the Clyde, there are more statistics.

The new federal office has brought to the fore a number of ministers who serve poor constituencies but are not usually outspoken on political issues.

Opponents of the laws note that nearly every state legislature that has passed them in the past two years is Republican-run and that those most affected are minority groups and the urban poor, constituencies that tend to vote Democratic.

There are others in the A.N.C. who would like to be president, so it's going to be a question of how much support Zuma can get from the poor constituencies, which are the majority, so that he can defeat those within the party who are growing increasingly disenchanted with his leadership.

He represents a poor constituency in rural Wales, where not many people go to private schools.

The divide has deepened since Mr. Thaksin courted a poor constituency as a foundation of power.

It's why I've spent the last decade serving one of the poorest constituencies in Britain, week in, week out.

The profit made by betting shops, known as the gross gambling yield, in the 50 poorest constituencies was just over £173m, according to Fairer Gambling, which gleaned the figures from analysis of industry data.

Bradford West, where I live, is the joint fourth poorest constituency in the country.

The Belfast agreement has simply not delivered the dividends that were promised to the very poorest Protestant constituencies in Northern Ireland.