Sentence examples for the same constituency as from inspiring English sources

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

None of these groups has the same constituency as the Academy, which may very well do its own thing.

However, many Tories believe he will appeal to the same constituency as Sir George Young, the chairman of the Commons Standards and Privileges Committee.

Its rank-and-file draws its numbers from the same constituency as the protests — the poor and disgruntled from a countryside that the government has neglected for years.

By the same token, Messrs Barbour, Daniels, Giuliani, Huntsman, Pawlenty and Romney would all be competing for more or less the same constituency, as tested, pragmatic, business-friendly centrists with conservative veneers of varying thickness.

Bob Ainsworth, the defence secretary, had been due to visit the same constituency as Vince Cable, Dunfermline and West Fife, to boast about Labour's plans to partly build two new aircraft carriers at Rosyth dockyard.

Members of the Northern Ireland Assembly at Stormont are elected from six-member constituencies using proportional representation and using the same constituencies as for Westminster.

The president and his wife have targeted the same constituency.

With multiseat constituencies, this would mean that, as in Jordan, if the opposition candidate got 70% of the vote, the remainder of the vote would be divided up among the other seats for the same constituency.

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

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