Sentence examples for rather constituencies from inspiring English sources

Or rather, constituencies are formed partly in response to leaders' excessive, even laughable performances.

The electoral system of proportional representation allows political parties, rather than constituencies, to select their candidates for parliament.

Others dislike the idea of party managers, rather than constituency organisations, choosing who to put on a list of "top-up" candidates.

It will be a busy weekend in Athens.But Mr Varoufakis's government also has a rather different constituency to satisfy: opinion at home.

The bus appears to have cost more than £2,000 a day to run, but the expense was deemed to be a national campaigning cost, rather than constituency costs.

The defenders don't have a constituency, or rather only have a constituency of one.

It is composed largely of technical experts rather than political constituencies.

Unfortunately, election-year politics and powerful constituencies — rather than research and reason — are driving the JOBS legislation forward.

One is that MPs should retain a direct link to their constituencies rather than have an exclusive dependence on their parties.

The agenda of Obama's candidacy is a list of issues that have different constituencies rather than a single, overarching struggle for freedom or justice.

Many manufacturing sites, however, were selected with an eye to providing job opportunities for political constituencies rather than for inherent advantages in the production process.