Sentence examples for rural interest from inspiring English sources

It was left to Labour's Jack Dromey, the party's planning spokesman and a former union official, to speak up for the rural interest.

The Country Party was established in 1925 in New South Wales (succeeding the Progressive Party, which had been formed in 1919) to represent the rural interest.

But, with the change of rights holder, a mysterious sudden surge in rural interest ahead of the first BBC-broadcast final since 2009 resulted in the landlords of The Bull, the radio soap's pub, panicking that they couldn't afford a big-screen TV to satisfy demand for Arsenal v Aston Villa, and friends stepping in to help them out.

Fifty-four pointhreeee percent of those who rated their rural interest less than 3 points increased to more than 4 points while only 10% had a drop in interest.

Sometimes, he says, his district's rural interests collide with its urban interests.

There are still definably rural interests, just as there are urban interests.

These ideas have drawn opposition from organized labor and rural interests.

In the Senate, where rural interests are more dominant, the formula was 80-20.

The National Party represents rural interests and usually wins no urban seats.

Six counties voted against the idea — including Weld County, whose commissioners spearheaded the effort, citing frustration with the Democrat-led state government that they claim neglects rural interests.

Part of this, of course, is the ancient — and yet, for most Americans, oddly beclouded — reality that the constitutional system is rigged for rural interests over urban ones.