Sentence examples for constituencies has from inspiring English sources

Creating constituencies has been easier in some cities.

Disparity in the size of constituencies has been a recurring problem in legislative apportionment.

The size of constituencies has been set by the government, not the commission.

A draft electoral law, determining what system, proportional representation or otherwise, will be employed, and delimiting constituencies, has not yet been finalised.

Lord Ashcroft's polling intelligence, to which I am privy, shows that Labour's lead in the most vulnerable Conservative constituencies has grown over the past two years.

Four years into the effort, the distance between competing water constituencies has only been widening as self-imposed deadlines come and go.

MPs often also need to cultivate new constituents because the boundaries of their constituencies have been revised.

But many constituencies have already started selecting their candidates.

Some MPs in rural constituencies have resigned in protest.

Progressive, populist and grassroots constituencies have had many victories.

And what do these two constituencies have in common?