Sentence examples for constituencies members from inspiring English sources

Members of the Student Assembly SAA), Employee Assembly (EA), Graduate and Professional Student Assembly GPSAandand faculty Senate are elected by their constituencies; members of the University Assembly (UA) are selected by the members of the other assemblies.

Each one of the appropriations bills that was combined have constituencies: members of the public, organizations, groups, companies, foreign policy, all are impacted by these individual bills.

Constituency members protested and Flight briefly considered standing as an independent candidate before deciding against it.

So the government is increasing the number of non-constituency members in the next parliament to nine.

Their first votes will be for the 40 constituency members, to be chosen for the Assembly by FPTP.

His father has an 8,500-vote 8,500-voteand he won 70% support fromajoritytuency members andthe selection hearing.

In particular, George Osborne must put aside any idea that he can dragoon ministers and MPs into supporting a position most of their constituency members and voters will not.

Two-thirds of the seats will be filled by constituency members elected by the usual first-past-the-post means, but the rest will be additional members elected from party lists.

They will certainly not get places on the party's regional lists from which the constituency members will be topped up to achieve proportionality.So why did the government originally suggest that it would not change the system for 1999?

Its 25 members, made up of 14 constituency members and 11 list AMs, have one key sanction – to approve or block the mayor's budget, which they must do with a two-thirds majority.

The yellow is for the 14 constituency members and the orange for the 11 London-wide members, who are chosen from party lists and allocated seats according to the brain-mangling modified d'Hondt proportional representation formula.