Sentence examples for richest constituencies from inspiring English sources

The MPs representing the five richest constituencies would appoint their own representatives and instruct them how to vote.

The English community with the lowest level of child poverty is Sheffield Hallam, Nick Clegg's seat and one of England's richest constituencies.

Allen, 44, the Conservative MP for one of Britain's richest constituencies, and Field, 76, a Labour MP for 39 years until he resigned over antisemitism in the party, have bonded across the Commons over a shared outrage at poverty.

"Labour wins Kensington — UK's richest constituency — for first time," declared the June 9 New Statesman headline.

Fasinro, 51, used to introduce himself in parliament as representing "arguably the richest constituency in Nigeria".

Kensington and Chelsea may be the richest constituency in the country, but it is also among the most unequal.

It is a rich constituency that was uncovered five years ago by a fish-and-chips shop owner, Pauline Hanson, who burst onto the scene demanding an end to Asian immigration and won a seat in Parliament.

The favoured banks were transformed into diversified "financial-industrial groups", supposedly ready to lead the economy forward in the manner of pre-war Japanese zaibatsu, or post-war Korean chaebol.The deals also created a strong, rich constituency of supporters for Mr Yeltsin's re-election in 1996.

"The interests of its rich-country constituencies and its poor-country borrowers are diverging," Pritchett says.

How messy will things need to get before the filthy rich, powerful constituencies and Washington yield to the demands and eventual necessities of the issues that Sanders brings to light?

Such a move would raises taxes not just on the rich, the constituency Mr Obama wants to bear most of the burden, but also the middle class whom he has promised to protect.If Republicans are the clear winner from this deal, the economy is the loser.