Sentence examples for constituencies of which from inspiring English sources

As of Wednesday afternoon, as Sunday's election results were being tallied in Karnataka, the Congress Party was winning or leading in 122 of the total 224 constituencies (of which the election process was suspended in one following the death of a candidate).

Democrat Hillary Clinton is attempting to break into GOP constituencies, of which religious conservatives are among the most important.

"We are home to Jewish immigrants who escaped Nazi occupation in Soviet Russia, to LGBTQ people of all ages including survivors of the AIDS crisis, and to many other diverse constituencies, of which we are most proud," she said.

We are home to Jewish immigrants who escaped Nazi occupation in Soviet Russia, to LGBTQ people of all ages including survivors of the AIDS crisis, and to many other diverse constituencies, of which we are most proud.

He attended Southgate school in his constituency - of which he is now a governor - and then also trod the PPE route at Balliol College, Oxford.

On November 16th, the National Post, a newspaper owned by Conrad Black, a passionate foe of the prime minister, revealed that Mr Chrétien had telephoned and lobbied the director of the Business Development Bank, a government-linked outfit, to make a C$615,000 $398,0000) loan to a golf-course hotel in his Quebec constituency, of which Mr Chrétien had previously been one of the owners.

In terms of parliamentary representation, Shaw and Crompton after the Reform Act 1832 was represented as part of the Oldham parliamentary borough constituency, of which the first Members of Parliaments (MPs) were the radicals William Cobbett and John Fielden.

In terms of parliamentary representation, Chadderton after the Reform Act 1832 was represented as part of the Oldham parliamentary borough constituency, of which the first Members of Parliaments (MPs) were the radicals William Cobbett and John Fielden.

Washington is a city of vying constituencies, many of which happen to be very powerful.

Sweden has 29 geographically defined constituencies, each of which has between two and 43 seats.

Politics, if nothing else, is a game of knowing your priorities and constituencies — neither of which are static.