Sentence examples for with a constituency of from inspiring English sources

The World Alliance of Reformed Churches and the Reformed Ecumenical Council agreed in separate votes to create a new global entity with a constituency of 80 million.

More hectares were donated back to the city, to be sold to housing developers, following the rationale that the park would be safer with a constituency of surrounding homes.

It had all the advantages and disadvantages of subculture: strong institutions with a constituency of people with a strong identity resulting from social isolation.

But according to Larry Wachowski, The Matrix, despite its origins as a comic book, is an 'intellectual action movie', with a wide constituency of fans.

Warren's large message resonates powerfully with a vast constituency of Americans who believe Washington is corrupted by a game that is fixed and a deck that is stacked against them.

On Sunday, Brown toured African American churches in LA, touching base with a core constituency of the party, beginning at First African Methodist Episcopal Church, where he started in his first campaign for governor.

The process of party formation – dealing with the post-communist realities and finding a way of communicating with a constituency that demanded that solutions should be very different from those that the fallen communist regimes had followed – created problems and, by implications, new solutions.

Although the disapproval will almost certainly not lead to the new rules being undone, it is a powerful statement of solidarity with a constituency activated against this deeply unpopular order.

But then, Starmer was also one of several MPs who – with a 75percentt Remain constituency of Holborn and St Pancras – had to cry great big crocodile tears and then do it anyway.

The Communists are not concerned about the growth of India as a whole as they're satisfied with their constituency of non-taxed agriculture workers and unproductive trade unions.

As a constituency with one of the highest votes for Leave, one of the smallest Labour majorities and a pool of 7,000 UKIP voters potentially looking for a new home, it's all of Labour's worst nightmares captured in one seat.