Sentence examples for a constituency level from inspiring English sources

Ms Jowell added: "The selection process at a constituency level is more likely to select men.

But he suggested he would not stand in the way of arrangements at a constituency level, either with Conservative or Labour candidates.

While the standard industry sample size for political polls was 1,000, it said that 500 was historically regarded as an "acceptable number" for research conducted at a constituency level.

A constituency-level analysis published by the Department for Education shows that while the Labour-voting areas of inner London are doing well, there are now a number of Tory-held constituencies, some of them quite marginal, among those faring worst in the school test results.

The Guardian's projection of polls, which is based on a weighted average of all constituency level polls, national surveys and polling in the regions, sees both the Conservatives and Labour winning 273 seats, the SNP 52 and the Lib Dems 27.

In an interview with The Guardian in March 2012, Mr McCluskey said the union would be willing to give up its powerful block vote at Labour Party conferences in exchange for a greater say at constituency level.

A bad night in Scotland will see Labour wiped out at constituency level in a country whose politics it dominated less than a decade ago.

The operation of this system meant that a drop in Labour's constituency level support from 42% in 2011 to 35% in 2016, and in regional list support from 36.9%to29%9%, resulted in the loss of only a single seat.

For a given measure, it's possible to see at a regional, local authority, or parliamentary constituency level what is happening in schools in particular areas.

Again what I'm witnessing at the constituency level is not a revolution in practice – Sharkie's operation would be comparable to any motivated, lower-house marginal-seat parliamentarian.

He may even mean it, but it won't prevent a lot of trouble from old score-settling lefties, assorted hotheads and wet-behind-ears kids at constituency level who see boundary changes as a chance to purge their local members.