Sentence examples for this constituency of from inspiring English sources

As part of McNicol's election war plan, Labour aims to make "1,000 extra contacts" – meaning face-to-face conversations – each week in this constituency of about 94,000 voters.

This constituency of just over 75,000 people is not used to being in the glare of national media and the "drama" is perceived to be unwelcome attention.

The church noticeboard informs us that this is the constituency of George Osborne, who is, he says, at the disposal of any of his constituents, regardless of how they voted.

This is the constituency of Iain Duncan Smith the Conservative party's work and pensions secretary and architect of this government's cruel cuts and caps to welfare benefits; a government that is responsible for further deepening the divisions of class inequality across Britain.

However, this was the constituency of John Wheatley, the first health minister in the first-ever Labour government in the 1920s, and voting Labour here is more than just a tradition – it is a moral statement about the kind of society Glasgow East wants to be a part of.

This conception of the constituency of public reason thus purchases inclusivity, and greater approximation to real people's moral judgments.

Mayer is the cofounder of the Climate Crisis Coalition, started in 2003 to convey a sense of urgency around the climate crisis and to broaden the constituency of this overarching issue beyond the traditional environmental organizations.

In very important ways, they are the constituency of this effort to obtain justice for mass atrocities in Syria, and the Mechanism's leadership needs to understand this from the outset.

This seems important given the constituency of Sandberg's audience.

This time round, in the constituency of Wyre Forest, just to the south-west of Birmingham, it is a man in a white coat.

This Rawlsian account of the constituency of public reason is both epistemically and normatively idealized.