Sentence examples for same constituencies from inspiring English sources

That led to a position in 1986 with the state, managing highway and rail programs that benefit the same constituencies.

Whatever upstart sensibility the Tea Party claims to represent, in office Scott has served the same constituencies and lobbying interests that directed his predecessors.

"He obviously has no interest in running for re-election in New York, because he's alienating the very same constituencies he courted during the last election," said Representative Jerrold L. Nadler, a Democrat from Manhattan.

But a review of the legislative record finds as many instances when Mr. Biden joined Republicans to defeat attempts by his Democratic colleagues, including Mr. Obama, to soften the bill's impact on those same constituencies.

"What is important is we do it every year".If it is seen and perceived that, 'Gee, it is important this year because it is an election year,' then it is phony," he added.While GOP leaders are attempting to bring more minorities under their tent, Democrats are holding meetings and events with the same constituencies Republicans are courting.

Calls for such measures are much more likely to find their origins in the architects of neoliberalism, central bank economists and ministers of finance and trade, the very same constituencies that have been calling for measures to ensure disciplined fiscal policy, privatisation and liberalisation.

The president and his wife have targeted the same constituency.

Now, however, Mr. Christie is under fire from the very same constituency he courted so heavily.

"We could end up with two members of parliament for the same constituency.

His only problem is that he probably appeals to the same constituency as Sir George Young.

A politician of Moroccan descent was chosen for the same constituency.