constituency造句怎么写

Seen by much of the world as abrasive and inflammatory, Mr Ahmadinejad has built a strong constituency inside Iran.

Developers are an audience, a constituency that you must learn to engage, but they are not your customers.

Noda started out with none of the three ban, or attributes, aspiring politicians are meant to possess: an inherited constituency, prestige and bags of money.

Whatever the true result of the election, it is now plain that there is a vast constituency, even if it is not yet provably a majority, crying out for freedom.

The candidates would be nominated by district councillors, but everyone who does not have a vote in another functional constituency (about 93% of the electorate) would be allowed to pick the winners.

Each constituency will return only one legislator.

The constituency also includes moorland and some prosperous villages.

They are on holiday, in their constituency, busy doing other things.

The silly thing was that voters could see me running around the constituency, full of energy.

She will also have a good chance of inheriting Edward Kennedy's position in the Senate as the lion of liberalism and the voice of a huge Democratic constituency.

In many regulatory areas, FOIA, supplemented by personal contact within the agencies, functions as a kind of informal "discovery" system that constituency groups use in preparing to make their "case" to the agency.

In fact, constituency size is only one factor favouring Labour.

Houghton, rich and Jewish, was indeed her constituency, and privilege was her life.

Unhappily for Mr Abe, Mr Kyuma's constituency is in Nagasaki. There the LDP is fighting the opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) for an upper-house seat.

The constituency system allows some countries to punch above their weight in voting power.

Salum Barwany said he feared a threat from an unknown group that he says has been tracking his movements since he was elected MP for the Lindi urban constituency in southern Tanzania on October 31.

Mr Huckabee has won few converts outside his natural constituency of born-again Christians, but he remains soaringly eloquent.