Sentence examples for that particular constituency from inspiring English sources

When I asked Madden why he had to resign he said, "I simply can not go on shouldering the burden of that particular constituency.

The interactive maps below show the share of the vote won by each party regardless of whether they won in that particular constituency.

That's how it should be, because the world is full of different people, and a theatre that only serves a particular constituency – whether that's older, affluent people or the cool, hip crowd – is a theatre that isn't really taking risks, and isn't serving its whole community.

Our constituencies are in Northern Ireland.Bagehot: Your particular constituency, that is the unionist community of Northern Ireland, also has some cultural concerns.

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.

British citizens who live overseas are entitled to vote in general elections provided that they are registered in a particular constituency to vote as an "overseas elector".

Anyone or any group that seeks to depress or suppress the turnout of a particular constituency now has the unregulated technological means and platform to do so.

For example, if a group were handing out leaflets at an agriculture show in a particular constituency, but not trying to influence voters just in that constituency, they would not be covered by the constituency spending rules under his amendment.

PETER J. BOYER: No, I don't really think that Dr. Collins feels pressure, at this point, to represent any particular constituency outside of the biomedical research community.

The helpful instructions that Will Shortz (Endpaper) gives for solving Times crossword puzzles do not address one particular constituency: those who find the puzzles fairly simple, even on Thursdays and Sundays.

Set limits for organisations that campaign for or against a specific party or target their spending at a particular constituency.