Sentence examples for by constituency from inspiring English sources

Supporting nominations by constituency Labour parties closed at midnight.

Only six of the 33 NEC seats are directly elected by constituency activists.

But with our first past the post voting system, the results constituency by constituency are unpredictable.

Is it easy to find out who your representative is? Yes, by constituency.

The vote was ditched by constituency Labour party delegates, who decided to prioritise other issues for debate.

Conservative business minister Michael Fallon wants banks to publish information about business loans by postcode and by constituency.

The current health minister and Fine Gael TD Leo Varadkar said he was opposed to constituency-by-constituency deals.

A new constituency-by-constituency model by data scientists at Focaldata, which uses new YouGov polling, has found that 14 Welsh constituencies swung from Leave to Remain this year, putting Wales firmly in the pro-EU camp.

So, as well as publishing a stream of unique constituency-by-constituency polls, which many believe will enable unprecedented tactical voting in May, he is enjoying publicly teasing the prime minister.

His reference to votes, not seats, seemed significant, since it acknowledged tacitly that the wide dispersion of Liberal Democrat support across the country might mean that his party would get disproportionately fewer seats in an election that was contested on a constituency-by-constituency basis.

They will play a key part in the formation of the new government and will extract a constituency-by-constituency price for supporting a Fine Gael minority administration as well as demanding major reforms over the way the Irish parliament is run.