Sentence examples for constituencies for example from inspiring English sources

There are objections to this scheme: it would create a small group of MPs without constituencies, for example.

At the same time he has needlessly offended other constituencies, for example by neglecting to attend the enthroning of a new Coptic pope.Even natural allies express doubts.

Groups (c) nature preservationists and (d) pastoral people's advocates, are typically more unequivocal that they act as lobbyists on behalf of their constituencies; for example, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) or World Alliance for Mobile Indigenous Peoples (WAMIP).

In common with the 1936 election, Spain was divided into multi-member constituencies; for example, Madrid had 17 representatives.

Some noblemen even controlled multiple constituencies: for example, the Duke of Norfolk controlled eleven, while the Earl of Lonsdale controlled nine.

Around the constituency, for example in scruffy Thaura village, there is little enthusiasm for the BJP's candidate, a former soap-opera actress, despite excitement about Mr Modi.Yet defeat is not unthinkable.

Mr Gandhi never before faced a serious challenge in his own constituency: for example a big regional force in Uttar Pradesh, the Samajwadi Party, has not fielded a candidate against him.

The rest House of Lords reform and a plan to redraw constituency boundaries, for example—has been ditched following internal rows.

They change when their constituencies expand– when, for example, they move from a state office to a federal office.

But although he is a long way from being a natural in the spotlight, Goldsmith was never going to disappear into the constituency rigmarole of, for example, saving a cashpoint in Barnes from being closed.

For example, constituencies for state assemblies are usually smaller than Congressional constituencies.