Sentence examples for 12 constituencies from inspiring English sources

"There are 12 constituencies with 500 board members.

There were 12 constituencies with rates at over 40%, including four in London and three in Greater Manchester.

Just under one-third of the Irish electorate lives in the Dublin Region's 12 constituencies, which are represented by 47 members of the proportionally elected Dáil.

The analysis by political scientist Prof Stephen Fisher of Trinity College, Oxford, found that results in up to 12 constituencies with high concentrations of university students are most likely to be decided by hostility to the decision to raise fees in England, which occurred as many of the current crop of undergraduates first entered university in 2012.

The National Health Action party, founded in 2012 to challenge the coalition government's healthcare reforms with candidates standing in 12 constituencies, would increase NHS spending by at least 4% a year, initially paid for by a penny on the basic rate of income tax.

This time though, many members of the medical profession have become so frustrated with the standard of argument that together – doctors, nurses, paramedics, midwives, healthcare workers – they've formed their own party, the National Health Action Party, or NHA, fielding candidates in 12 constituencies.

Of the 650 constituencies represented at Westminster, 534 are English.

MPs have been elected in 649 out of 650 constituencies.

But with what numbers: 400 or 500 constituencies?

As I type there are 38 constituencies still to declare.

All the SNP's votes will go to 59 constituencies north of the border; the Lib Dems are standing in most of the 650 constituencies nationally.