Sentence examples for constituencies 1 from inspiring English sources

Reid's job depends on two constituencies: (1) the Senate Democratic caucus and (2) the voters of Nevada.

By mid-November, in its key seats, Labour had contacted over 15,000 voters per constituency, 21% on average.

Swiss nursing homes struggle with the cost limitation policies imposed by local and regional constituencies [1].

Mostly it is a question of arithmetic: of the current 59 MPs for Scottish constituencies, 41 are Labour, 11 are Lib Dems and one is Conservative.

Out of 73 constituencies, 38 are currently Labour, 28 are Conservative and seven are Liberal Democrat, reports BBC London's political editor Tim Donovan.

In terms of representation in the Parliament of the United Kingdom, Greater Manchester is divided into 28 parliamentary constituencies – 18 borough constituencies and 10 county constituencies.

In the 2014 state assembly elections, out of the 36 assembly constituencies, 15 were won by the BJP, 14 by the Shiv Sena and 5 by the Congress.

Those who think that this is not the case, arguing that we are dealing with two different constituencies (68), we think, have got it wrong.

These were valuable partners in the promotion as they occupied key positions and could affect changes in social norms and behaviours or enforcement of policy changes in their constituencies (26).

"There are 12 constituencies with 500 board members.

Out of 543 constituencies, over 150 are already "totally or substantially urban", reckons a strategist for a large party.