Sentence examples for constituencies encompass from inspiring English sources

The constituencies encompass several communities which report on the drought and its impact in relation to food, water, health and education.

Provisions of the legislation are very similar to the parliamentary-election legislation, with the main difference being that the 12 members of the European Parliament are elected in a single constituency encompassing all of Croatia, instead of multiple constituencies used in the parliamentary elections.

Furthermore, γ4λhuCD152 binds specifically, with nanomolar affinity, to an extracellular constituency encompassing the putative second complementarity determining region (CDR2) of CD152, whereby it can react to activated CD3+ cells.

He received crucial support from Hezbollah and its ally, Syria, but his constituency, and even his hometown, encompass their adversaries.

For the first time, however - and before the EU expanded to encompass 25 states - it was agreed that Gibraltar would be attached to the UK's south-west constituency in elections to the European parliament.

One cannot encompass everything.

No show can encompass it.

The lack of a name to encompass all of Spain except the regions or "nations" that had enjoyed statutory separation during the second republic was resolved in the 1978 constitution by multiplying the number of constituencies, creating as many as 17 "autonomous communities".

This list can encompass anything.

The fact that the SNP leader will not be going to the count for the council area which encompasses his constituency was being seen by some observers as an indicator that he expected the yes side to lose the referendum and was limiting his exposure on Thursday night.

Since 1997, Hale Barns has formed part of the Altrincham and Sale West Constituency, before that it was encompassed by the Altrincham and Sale constituency.