Sentence examples for constituencies does not from inspiring English sources

Nick Clegg has said that the government plans to curb union funding for political parties are designed to ensure that third-party funding in particular constituencies does not "distort the political process".

Ms Blake, 47, a black former councillor, said: "Labour says that it wants black people but constituencies do not.

"However, the total votes in these constituencies do not exceed three million and consequently will not have any impact on the election".

The few genuine independents who have actually won seats and formed constituencies do not want those thrown away – why hand the country to the NDP on a plate?

As Keller wrote to me, "During the campaign, and particularly when things looked close, political strategists for the Republican Party and all of the various allied constituencies did not bypass the 'establishment' press.

It is therefore disappointing that voters in more than half the constituencies did not have the opportunity to express their will at the ballot box and that turnout in most other constituencies was low," Warsi said.

"At a moment when the United States is belligerent, local constituencies do not want their governments to appear to be too close to the United States," said Juan Mendez, director of the Center for Civil and Human Rights at the University of Notre Dame Law School.

The great majority of parliamentary constituencies do not change party allegiance in elections.

Because these elites and constituencies do not have any core values other than self-serving instincts, their loyalty and support are fickle and must be secured by constant bribes in the form of special privileges.

The government, anxious to please a powerful constituency, does not interfere.

In his defeat, Dean revealed that this constituency does not comprise anything like a majority.