Sentence examples for special constituency from inspiring English sources

Special constituency meetings are being planned in Cambridge, Liverpool, Winchester, Luton and Hackney and Bermondsey in London.

The field's full-time professionals can be every bit as brilliant the show's wealth of telling and beautiful pictures beggars stamina but they're cloaked in sports photography's ritual service to the obsessions of a special constituency: fans, such as me, who are infected with what Roger Angell nailed, in this magazine, as "insatiable vicariousness".

She also manages special constituency networking and fundraising projects, and assists development officers with travel calendars and prospect appointments.

Not because he tests clean (EPO users routinely beat the tests) but because lying about this, given the special constituency he has, would be unconscionable.

Last week, the president's lap dog blew his dog whistle (a dog whistle, if you didn't know, is coded language intended for a special constituency).

But stumping the country this summer and wooing special constituencies this fall, he has acted like a man with reelection on his mind.

Most of them are part of two special constituencies.

Members of Parliament are elected to a four-year term in ten multi-seat constituencies, with additional members elected in special constituencies reserved for the Croatian diaspora and national minorities.

He pointed proudly to being a member of no political party and to the position that he has no particular constituency or special interests to which he is obligated.

There are no more elections to fight, and thus less need to pander to special electoral constituencies.

By designating technology winners, such approaches yield special-interest constituencies focused on maintaining subsidies beyond what would be socially desirable.