Sentence examples for constituencies each of from inspiring English sources

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

The 349 MPs in Sweden's Riksdag are elected through proportional representation, 310 of them by the country's 29 constituencies (each of which has a set number of seats depending on their population).

It saps the collective energy of sympathetic members of both student and faculty constituencies, each of whom has been habituated through their exposure to the culture of law schools into thinking of themselves as individual competitors.

Now, did you know the UK is currently divided into 650 areas called parliamentary constituencies, each of which is represented by one MP in the House of Commons?

And while the constituencies of each of these groups aren't aligned on every issue, they have been able to find some common ground.

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.

In this regard, the entrance/exit polls from Iowa and New Hampshire are instructive in that they help delineate the attitudes of the constituencies supporting each of the candidates.

Inglis notes that this is in keeping with the size of the constituency, arguing that "[t]he larger the constituency that each of these collective tributes had to represent, the later it was built".

The voluntary wing is organized in constituency associations, each of which elects its own officers and is responsible for fund-raising, campaigning, and the selection of candidates to compete in local and parliamentary elections.

Some core constituencies of each party expressed tepid interest in turning out to vote in an off-year election, when many eligible voters typically stay home.

At the root of the difficulties is the fact that with United Nations participation, L. Paul Bremer III, a former head of the occupation authority, decreed that representatives would be chosen on one single nationwide constituency, rather than divided into different constituencies for each area of Iraq.