Sentence examples for constituencies more from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrats retaliated by nixing reforms that would have made constituencies more equal in size.

I speak to a lot of MPs who worry about the impact of the BNP in their constituencies more than virtually any other issue.

We've found holding debates between rival MPs led to better informed voters, MPs who visited their constituencies more often and whose spending is easier to trace.

Nowhere is the tension between trying to support American policies and soothe Islamic constituencies more fraught than in Pakistan, which shares a long frontier with Afghanistan.

In 57 of England's 533 parliamentary constituencies, more than 60% of children living in poverty were either ineligible or failing to claim free school meals, according to the Children's Society data, with these concentrated in the south-east, London and east of England.

Clegg, who turned up at the Spectator magazine's summer party with Cameron looking rather more uneasy than Dave among the piranhas, is also expected to announce a boundary shake-up to try and make constituencies more equal – ie fairer to the Tories.

Hillary-haters may applaud when Jerry Falwell says that a Hillary candidacy would motivate his constituency more than Satan himself.

By that date, of course, the Conservatives may well be back in power, an event likely to give the left-leaning Court, and its constituency, more than pause.

I want to spend more time with my family, more time in my constituency, more time doing stuff I want to do, like my music".

One underlying issue for the Athenaeum is whether to continue as a clubby lending library or to strive for a broader constituency more consistent with a 1974 reorganization.

This is a huge constituency, more crucial in a national election than any homophobes the Texas governor has pandered to in and beyond South Carolina.