Sentence examples for between constituencies from inspiring English sources

But how evenly such votes are shared between constituencies is harder to predict.

The Grammys have eliminated most of those categorical confusions but is still stranded, like a junior senator, between constituencies.

But the link between constituencies with a high proportion of minority voters and longstanding black and Asian MPs remained firm in many places.

Bills on issues like farm policy or free trade are often framed to force members to choose between constituencies -- farmers and unions, for example.

It takes time to shift these central forces between constituencies, especially while respecting national holidays and schools that double as exam halls for students and polling stations.

Supporters of reform say that achieving greater parity between constituencies will make elections fairer.

The BCS also plans to produce spreadsheets showing the relationships between constituency and ward electorates.

We need a constitutional and physical connection between constituency parties and local union branches.

The SNP were elected in May 2007 with only 31.8% of the average vote between constituency and list.

Mr Narayan also argues for a system of proportional representation to break the link between constituency and candidate.

But author and Conservative peer Lord Dobbs accused Mr Clegg of inventing a link between constituency boundaries and Lords reform as an excuse to "exact a little retribution" from his coalition partners.