Sentence examples for constituencies have been from inspiring English sources

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

Further complicating the election, a third of the 182 constituencies have been redrawn or reorganized.

Since that suspension was lifted, many constituencies have been conducting their annual general meetings.

But it's the way the proposed new constituencies have been created that is so egregious.

(Some 30 other categories also got the ax, but the Native American, Cajun and Hawaiian constituencies have been relatively quiet).

Many pro-MDC Zimbabweans have emigrated; constituencies have been redrawn to favour Zanu-PF; new laws make opposition rallies and campaigns all but illegal.

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.

In Sunday's ruling, the supreme court said that certain constituencies had been drawn incorrectly by a law that was meant to replace the 2012 version.

This meant that only 44 constituencies had been left for that part of the centrist Union for French Democracy (UDF), led by François Bayrou, which has refused to surrender its independence to the UMP.Can anything stop the Chirac steamroller gathering pace?