Sentence examples for southern constituency from inspiring English sources

Marion Maréchal Le Pen, the 22-year-old granddaughter of the Front National's figurehead, Jean-Marie Le Pen, won a seat in the southern constituency of Vaucluse.

"If I went into politics, it's because I grew up in a political atmosphere," Maréchal-Le Pen once told the Guardian on the campaign trail in her southern constituency in the Vaucluse.

Barry Goldwater voted against the 1964 Civil Rights Act (although he had supported other civil rights bills), but the GOP in general then was unencumbered by a Southern constituency and its leadership often favored civil rights.

But he will struggle to hold his southern constituency if Nepal manages to vote again soon.Like most of the country's politicians, Mr Nepal is not yet ready to admit that elections scheduled for June are impossible, and will have to be delayed until after the monsoon ie, until October at the earliest.

Danny (9 26 38 PM): Thompson is going after Huckabee as a last-ditch effort to own the Southern constituency.

The Southern Constituency of the SRC, which covers the entire Toetoes Ward and extends across the Awarua Plain almost as far as Bluff in the west and Mataura in the north, elects one councillor to the 12-member Regional Council.

Some southern constituencies are even challenging the usual deal of disarmament and integration, says Mr Lecocq.

Meanwhile, interest rates may continue to rise, squeezing voters in marginal and crucial southern constituencies.

For instance, those who vote Conservative in Scotland have gone almost unrepresented, as have Labour voters in rural southern constituencies or Conservative voters in northern urban seats.

His party has achieved incremental success at the last three elections (it now has 63 MPs), largely because the Conservatives, the Lib Dems' main opponents in marginal southern constituencies, were floundering.

Within a few years modern political parties were founded and won seats in northern Italy, but southern constituencies remained dominated by elite groups of lawyers and local notables, often linked to prominent landowners.