Sentence examples similar to whatever the constituency from inspiring English sources
This enabled Keetch to adopt a high local profile on foreign affairs and security issues that played well in the constituency, whatever the stance of the party's policies.
However hard a local MP has worked for their constituency, and whatever the merits of the principles they have stood for, it seems UKIP is set on a clear-out.
Whatever the name of the music this group pursues, it has a willing constituency.
Whatever the reactions to the speech, Obama's general likability has improved across a variety of constituencies, including a wavering base and the political middle.
Scotland Office Minister David Mundell, whose Dumfriesshire, Clydesdale & Tweeddale constituency includes Lockerbie, said: "Obviously, one commiserates with family members at the time of a death, whatever the circumstances.
Whatever the cause, the effect was surprisingly lopsided defeats that left her with less than 40percentt of the vote in Virginia and Maryland last Tuesday, and Mr. Obama with traction among Clinton constituencies, including women, working-class whites and senior citizens.
"Whatever the human weakness".
Whatever the Americans say.
"Whatever the future brings..."....
