The vast constituency is held with a 12,000 majority (over the Tories) by 46-year-old Hilary Armstrong.

Excess and vulgarity, as always, enjoy a vast, bipartisan constituency, and in a democracy no political party will ever stamp them out.

Many white politicians and journalists have come away with the impression that the conservative de la Harpes hold great sway over this vast black constituency.

They serve a vast constituency in the New York region, from transplant patients to nursing-home residents to jail inmates.

His magnificent campaigns turned the nation into one vast constituency.

Every Cabinet secretary has a vast constituency of interest groups, trade associations and consultants who are directly affected by the decisions of the department.

If political leaders would reflect on the subject, they would recognize a vast constituency of the computerless and computer-challenged.

The drug issue has a vast constituency, touching foreign policy, social welfare, crime, economics and public health.

Insistence on one vast European electoral constituency is at odds with the whole idea of decision-making becoming decentralized.

A more commanding president would have been voted out long ago, forced to step aside by the Dragon's vast constituency.