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Meanings of own constituency in English

We have no meanings for "own constituency" in our records yet.
Usage of own constituency in English
1
It is located in Mr Gormley's own constituency of Dublin South East.
The Irish Times
2
It includes a newspaper editor from the appointing Minister's own constituency.
The Irish Times
3
The Red Cow roundabout was in her own constituency, Ms Harney pointed out.
The Irish Times
4
Another example comes from the Minister for Finance's own constituency.
The Irish Times
5
My own constituency of Upper Wicklow would be ideally suited to such an investment.
The Irish Times
6
His own constituency representatives in Upper Bann want the UUP to remain in the talks.
The Irish Times
7
Three of you are in favour of a gigantic strike, each in his own constituency.
A People's Man
8
Like the Tories, United are adored only by their own constituency and have problems with Europe.
The Irish Times
9
In her own constituency of Dublin West there is still no certainty that she will survive.
The Irish Times
10
The long-delayed Dublin Port Tunnel in his own constituency is a monument to such old-style planning.
The Irish Times
11
The venue has its own constituency, he says.
The Guardian
12
You are each devoted to your own constituency.
A People's Man
13
Its vote rose 13 per cent in the Ulster Unionist leader's own constituency, leaving the two parties neck-and-neck.
The Irish Times
14
Mr David Trimble survived a vote of no confidence in him by his own constituency association last night.
The Irish Times
15
Respondents were read out the names of the parties and candidates that are standing in their own constituency.
Reuters
16
His own constituency had rejected him.
Greece and the Allies, 1914-1922
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