Sentence examples for remote constituencies from inspiring English sources

Streets in Thimphu, the capital, were deserted and shops were closed over the weekend as thousands of people headed for their remote constituencies to vote.

There is thus no easy way for the legislature to meet legally to resolve the impasse, and most MPs are anyway out in their remote constituencies on the campaign trail.

It's now possible that Lekuton's remote constituency will become embroiled in an ideological conflict that might just as easily have passed it by.

Six campaigners were murdered after polling began; some ballot papers were delivered with Mr Kenyatta's name already ticked; and in one remote constituency, Mr Moi's choice won on a 150% turnout.

Many entrepreneurship development organizations including TiE, Endeavor and Kauffman are looking for ways to provide remote mentoring to their constituencies.

And last month, in Tanzania, I completed the return leg of my British Council exchange with Monica Mbega, a member of the Tanzanian parliament who represents the Iringa constituency in the remote western highlands.

Stand beneath the swirling seagulls in the harbour of the Shetland islands' only town, and the UK's most northern constituency could hardly feel any more remote from Westminster, some 600 miles (960km) south.

Center-left political thought, when it has not simply rationalized the demands of Democratic Party constituencies, has tended to be academic and remote from politics.

Circuits and constituencies, however, are large geographical areas with remote schools and limited transport.

The hung parliament gives the balance of power to independents whose policy priorities are as remote from those of the big national parties as their rural constituencies are from Parliament House in Canberra.

While bookmobiles have long been associated with remote country populations and poor urban areas, for many years they served another constituency as well: the suburban middle class.