Sentence examples for changing constituencies from inspiring English sources

The GA's process is maddeningly open and transparent, with changing constituencies from night to night, and decisions are taken by consensus.

They have studied previous attempts by the various boundary commissions to make the electoral system fairer by changing constituency boundaries and they have concluded that trying to make "Tory" constituencies the same size as "Labour" constituencies won't make much difference.

After the last election, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats proposed changing some constituency boundaries and reducing the number of MPs.

People who might identify by ethnicity at the local level were finally able to organize as workers at a national level, becoming a game-changing constituency for the Democratic Party.

The pact between the MPRP and the opposition National Democratic Party (NDP) and Social Democratic Party SDPP) on proportional representation was abandoned by the MPRP, which forced through the State Great Hural (national assembly) a bill changing the 26 multiseat constituencies of the 1992 election into 76 single-seat constituencies.

Conn ranges across a wide variety of museum types from art and anthropology to science and commercial museums asking questions about the relationship between museums and knowledge, about the connection between culture and politics, about the role of museums in representing non-Western societies, and about public institutions and the changing nature of their constituencies.

The constituency for changing the rule is, by contrast, very small.

A switch to AV would not mean changing the current MP-constituency link.

Christie's experts, vividly aware of the changing attitudes in the constituency they cater to, cleverly pressed all the right buttons in their catalog presentation.

Lord Hollick tried to appeal to a new constituency by changing the paper's politics from its traditional Conservatism to a sort of touchy-feely Blairism.

The influx of new members is changing the makeup of constituency Labour parties, creating a lot of potential flashpoints, with long-term officers facing replacement by leftwingers, a push to make grassroots party meetings more interesting and an overhaul in campaigning techniques.