Sentence examples for quiet constituency from inspiring English sources

Mr. Malik noted that the rise of India's middle class, as well as the growing domestic influence of the private sector, has created a quiet constituency for easing hostilities with Pakistan.

(Some 30 other categories also got the ax, but the Native American, Cajun and Hawaiian constituencies have been relatively quiet).

The constituency for peace was very quiet.

My abiding memory of those two days was the sheer euphoria, the sun coming up as we drove down from Tony's constituency in Sedgefield, him going quiet and feeling very responsible about what should happen next.

In the quiet Oxfordshire market town of Witney – David Cameron's constituency – parents are angry.

Jean Chadburn, 82, is pleased to see Furniss when she knocks on her door on a quiet bank holiday Monday in the Firth Park area of the constituency.

In Mr Bush's case, this will be Tony Blair's Sedgefield constituency, where the two are scheduled to have a quiet lunch away from the noise of anti-war protests.

Under the circumstances, Mr. Romney has done surprisingly well in the 2012 primaries among Tea Party voters, a group that so far has been much quieter than it was in 2010 but remains a critical constituency in Republican politics.

Friday is usually a quiet day in the Commons when many MPs return to their constituencies.

Although planes from both flight paths come over his constituency, alternation means residents in different parts of the constituency get peace and quiet for approximately half the day.

Other organizing groups have also been quiet, in part because they believe that the Catholic group's policy is irrelevant to their constituencies and needs.