Sentence examples for constituencies may be from inspiring English sources

In response, two very different constituencies may be urging Mr. Bush to dilute the brave commitment of the Warsaw speech.

Constituencies may be represented by one or by several representatives, depending on the type of electoral system employed.

Such constituencies may be internal or external.

And we all know that these constituencies may be domestically pretty strong.

His South Belfast constituency may be merged with West Belfast, which is dominated by Sinn Féin.

But they are also meant to keep off those whose only constituency may be their checkbooks.

And a key constituency may be getting a big pass amid the hand-wringing: consumers.

The BNP press office will consider that they have had a good Easter weekend's publicity - much of it following Margaret Hodge's ill-judged comments to the Sunday Telegraph, in which she muses about the prospect that 8 out of 10 Labour voters in her Barking constituency may be considering voting BNP.

His constituency may be the size of Belgium - but there is but one.

At the same time, this affluent constituency may be more than offset by another more traditional upper class.

Advocacy – and scrutiny – will be necessary to ensure a "voice" for the constituencies who may be otherwise affected by government policies and to provide the "demand" for assessments.