Sentence examples for allocation of seats from inspiring English sources

Ukip wants us out of the EU, but it can thank European parliamentary elections, with their proportional allocation of seats, for propelling it to prominence.

But as the details of the law and the allocation of seats in Parliament became clear, familiar divisions have once again surfaced.

The election law must still be approved by Iraq's presidency council, and details, like the allocation of seats, can be amended before then.

The allocation of seats is based on the population within the states, and membership is reapportioned every 10 years, following the decennial census.

Mr. Hintze said that in Utah's view, this was a form of statistical sampling, which the Supreme Court has ruled is not to be used for the allocation of seats in the House of Representatives.

Conroy and Carr have a gentleman's agreement that largely keeps a lid on byzantine disputation in Shorten's Victorian power base by carving up in orderly fashion the allocation of seats between the factions.

Not a spare seat in sight, the visiting allocation of 4,000 seats sold out inside 24 hours and a Championship side on an upward curve scenting a shock against Premier League opponents - all FA Cup life was located a few yards off the A27 on Saturday afternoon.

On Capitol Hill, Democrats like Mr. Daschle were talking about the possibility of power-sharing in the new Senate, in the allocation of committee seats and the like.

"It's not easy, it's a kind of zero sum game," Mr Sakong said of the allocation of board seats.

The deal is deadlocked over the allocation of cabinet seats between Robert Mugabe's Zanu-PF party and the Movement for Democratic Change led by Morgan Tsvangirai.

The opposition contested the results in several constituencies and rowed over the allocation of some seats by a proportional system.Political instability has marred Lesotho since independence in 1966.