Sentence examples for was a constituency from inspiring English sources

Many of Mr. Hollande's supporters are from the French-Algerian minority and it was a constituency that paid particular attention to his trip and his words.

When all this began, there was a constituency in this country for dealing decently with asylum seekers who came by sea.

After all, Lady Scotland did not claim the housekeeper was a constituency secretary in order to squeeze more cash out of the fees office, as Caroline Spelman did; a far more grievous offence surely.

It was a constituency where the Union of Post Office Workers held considerable weight – the late MP had been known as "Post Office Williams" – which was Charles's good fortune.

There was a constituency for the kind of liberalism that has seemed predominant in the quarter century since Bill Clinton and Tony Blair — globalist and committed to free markets, while also dedicated to the project of social justice — but it wasn't an especially large one.

"I think there was a constituency out there that was kind of fed up with the Lee myth, and once somebody started nailing it, they all came out of the woodwork," said Mr. Nolan, whose book was favorably reviewed by historians but was also excoriated on the editorial page of The Richmond News Leader as "a lawyer's brief" against Lee.

It is a constituency the candidates cannot afford to ignore.

We know there's a constituency there already".

Soccer moms are a constituency; why not the fabulous?

What is missing is a constituency for cultural production in dialectal Arabic.

And Galloway only has to cope with being a constituency MP.