Sentence examples for wrong constituencies from inspiring English sources

They complained that a telephone blitz on polling day was launched in the wrong constituencies.

He also thinks that using search committees to pick university presidents virtually guarantees that people with convictions and backbone will be passed over in favor of people who don't rub any campus constituencies the wrong way.

Why is it wrong to "even out constituency size"?

"The cross-border constituency is wrong whether you look at it from a historical, heritage, constitutional or modern democratic viewpoint," he said.

But that's not the whole story behind his disappearance; after all, all those economists who have been predicting runaway inflation still have a constituency after being wrong year after year.

Wrong Targets: As important as specific constituencies are, attention to the general concerns of voters is more likely to bring victory than a patchwork of targeted messages.

Hopkins claimed it was wrong to raise the flag in the constituency where, in 2012, nine men were jailed for their part in a paedophile ring.

Even if the constituency is trying to right a wrong or rectify a disadvantage.

Those who think that this is not the case, arguing that we are dealing with two different constituencies (68), we think, have got it wrong.

When asked, most English voters say the status quo is wrong, and, sometimes, that a man from a Scottish constituency ought not to be prime minister.

"The more we appear to be backing the regimes we've been backing for decades, the more we place ourselves on the wrong side of history and the more we alienate the constituencies who could be coming to power".