Sentence examples for adopted constituency from inspiring English sources

He continued to live in his adopted constituency, to which he had become completely devoted, and remained active in his local Labour party.

They adopted this constituency and did not develop this constituency, but what did they do?

In the late 1980s, for example, more than half of America's state legislatures adopted "other constituency" statutes that allow directors to consider the interests of all their stakeholders, not just shareholders.

In general, such countries have adopted single-seat constituencies, though multimember constituencies are also possible.

Other groups can also be proactively adopted as a constituency.

Several other countries notably Italy, which adopted a modified constituency-based system to reduce the number of political parties in the legislature and to create more stability in the cabinet—have altered their national voting systems.

In order to do so, they would need to be on an approved list and be adopted by a local constituency.

Labour's decisions on which constituencies adopt the shortlists are made by its National Executive Committee, the governing body of the party as a whole.

It's hard not to suspect that the formula -- which makes absolutely no sense in terms of national security -- was adopted precisely because it caters to that same constituency.

He had been contemplating for some time a return to the House of Commons, and in February 1959 was adopted as a candidate by the safe Barking constituency.

In 2013, Labour and Police Scotland launched separate investigations into claims that officials of the Unite union had signed their members up to Labour to get their preferred candidate adopted to represent the party in the Falkirk constituency.