Sentence examples for constituencies each from inspiring English sources

The area around ground zero is home to several constituencies, each making distinct demands.

Sweden has 29 geographically defined constituencies, each of which has between two and 43 seats.

"Shareholders comprise many diverse constituencies, each with its own objectives, that rarely if ever speak with a common voice," he writes.

PAS is also limbering up for a fight with its other supposed ally, Keadilan, about which constituencies each party should contest.

This concerned amendments made in 2006 which divided Kuwait into five parliamentary constituencies, each returning 10 MPs.

Figures in the December 2010 electoral register suggest that, if evenly divided across constituencies, each seat should have 76,641 voters.

Some of those procedures, such as holding votes as late as 10pm and requiring MPs to be present in both Westminster and their constituency each week, have their merits as well as their drawbacks and it may take some time for them to evolve into family-friendly working policies.

They serve northern constituencies and each supported Smith's leadership bid.

Their wise words suggest not the zero-sum story of war or peace, enemy or friend, but a narrative of dueling constituencies within each country trying to exploit either business ties or the divisive Taiwan issue for their own gain.

That's why the team at BritainThinks have joined with the Guardian to set up a qualitative panel of undecided voters in five constituencies that each represent one of the five 'elections within an election'.

The diagram shows a (pleasingly boardgame-like) list of constituencies that each of the parties has targeted from its opponents, in order; the list of Tory seats most likely to fall to the Lib Dems, for instance.