Sentence examples for across constituencies from inspiring English sources

Whether Europe can reach across constituencies to create consensus, however, has been an open, and suddenly pressing, question.

They show an average drop in full membership of about 10% across constituencies that have published their figures over the last two years.

In reality, the effect on MPs' seats is more complex to measure as voters are not spread evenly across constituencies: some areas within may heavily favour one party, others its main rival.

One backbencher confided: "UKIP will split the vote across constituencies and make it less likely to get a referendum.

The 2007 Scottish Parliamentary elections were notable for the extensive variation across constituencies in rejected ballots (ranging from 1.90% to 12.09%).

Figures in the December 2010 electoral register suggest that, if evenly divided across constituencies, each seat should have 76,641 voters.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 SVI for elders across constituency areas of Hong Kong, 2011.

For one, predictions of a hung parliament assume an identical electoral swing towards the Conservatives across all constituencies.

They also won three of the five new "super seats" for which people could vote across geographical constituencies.

True, this assumes a uniform swing across all constituencies, and the Tories are targeting their superior resources on the most marginal seats.

Witness the recent political annihilation of the BNP, which garnered a measly 1,667 votes across eight constituencies in May's general election.