Sentence examples for with some constituencies from inspiring English sources

Some constituencies do complain that none of the young members have turned up yet for meetings or turned up only once, but others say young members are already actively engaged, with some constituencies reporting potential rifts between long-term members used to rule-bound discussions and the younger ones seeking more zest and passion in their politics.

Hillary does have, and deserves, problems with some constituencies on the left.

Her commitment to fostering community development without displacement often brought Shiller into contention with some constituencies, real estate developers, and editorial boards.

He said the government could instead look at devolving the department to constituency level, as there were some constituencies with more than 100,000 people.

The mea culpa resonated, though, with some important constituencies, including some Wall Street analysts, who were punishing the company's stock.

With a tough re-election campaign ahead for Mr. Corzine, those steps should help the governor with some core constituencies, political observers said.

An Obama-Webb ticket would certainly have helped Obama with some of the constituencies most wary of him, but when Webb was asked to undergo vetting for consideration as Obama's running mate he declined.

This uneasy but real convergence of some progressives with constituencies that applaud Donald Trump and other nationalist populists should be scrutinised.

The Labour frontbencher Chris Bryant yesterday told MPs the housing benefit cuts would lead to "cleansing" of poorer people from areas with high rents, such as London, while some Conservative backbenchers with urban constituencies have also voiced concerns.

This week the Sicilian branch of Mr. Berlusconi's own center-right party, Forza Italia, made an electoral pact in some local constituencies with Fiamma Tricolore, an unapologetically Fascist party.

Some proposals are controversial, with historic constituencies set to go.