Sentence examples for are constituencies from inspiring English sources
noun
A district represented by one or more elected officials.
- John was elected to parliament from the Bedford constituency.
All are constituencies important to his political success.
But in both countries, there are constituencies for and against currency revaluation.
To add to that, the notion of "open" has as many different definitions as there are constituencies trying to promote it.
"There are constituencies that have to be touched and respected because they're given a valid stake in the system," he said.
The swing groups are constituencies that went for Barack Obama in 2008 and voted Republican in the 2010 congressional elections, or voting blocs in which the premium is passion, not preference.
We have modelled these factors into five categories of seats: These are constituencies where Ukip scores high on all metrics: top of the polls, favourable demographics and strong clusters of existing support.
Half of all German MPs are constituency MPs, elected in the same way as British MPs.
These were constituencies that backed the PAN in 1997 and 2000.
On election night it was constituencies like Edgbaston which heralded a Labour government.
Then, too, there were constituencies, inside the courtroom and beyond, that clamored passionately for their version of the truth.
"There are going to be constituencies that promote their agenda.
