Sentence examples for a third of the constituency from inspiring English sources

So far, roughly a third of the constituency Labour parties (CLPs) that can nominate have done so.

A third of the constituency's workers are managers or professionals.

Two hours into the voting it was announced that a third of the constituency had voted, and the Conservatives declared that they were leading by a ratio of two to one.

Further complicating the election, a third of the 182 constituencies have been redrawn or reorganized.

Up to a third of the new supporters in his constituency were suspect, he suggested.

Not only is Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front likely to get the 12.5% of votes needed to make it into the run-off in nearly a fifth of the 577 constituencies, but a leadership battle has broken out within the UMP.

At the last election, in almost a third of our 46 constituencies, the voters decided it was time for change.

But since the margin of victory in many seats is less than 1%, the Muslim vote matters in up to a third of all constituencies.

Systematic electoral fraud including vote-rigging in a third of all constituencies, stuffed ballot boxes and election officials changing results had a decisive impact on the outcome of the Kenyan elections, an investigation by The Independent can reveal.

As there was no challenger - the Unionists had vast majorities in one third of the constituencies - he had been elected without having to fight for the seat.

Cantor also claims that, despite Congress's assurance that there would be no cap on the awards, both the rules of the fund and comments made by Mr Feinberg suggest that a de facto cap exists.By ignoring the financial profile of the victims, Mr Feinberg has created a situation where a tenth of his constituency has nothing to lose by fighting him.