Sentence examples for constituencies over from inspiring English sources

Out of 543 constituencies, over 150 are already "totally or substantially urban", reckons a strategist for a large party.

Sloam suggests that each MP should commit to holding surgeries at every school and university in their constituencies over their five-year term.

The word is that the party is working with Youthsight, who specialise in youth polling, and has been tracking student constituencies over the last two years.

To begin with, Mr Gates has spent the past two years trying to avert military failure, first in Iraq and now in Afghanistan, rather than taking on powerful constituencies over contracts for expensive equipment.

There's a case that this president's policies have made these problems worse, sluicing more borrowed dollars into programs that need structural reform, and privileging favored industries and constituencies over the common good.

Ultimately the fate of the degraded delta will be decided in a forum known as the Bay Delta Conservation Plan, where talks between federal and state officials and various constituencies over the delta's future have dragged on for four years.

But this is not an exercise in pleasing one constituency over another or grabbing headlines.

Richard Taylor, the independent MP for Wyre Forest in Worcestershire, was elected after a storm in the constituency over the downgrading of Kidderminster hospital.

In a significant upset, a five-member Workers Partyy slate won a group-candidate constituency over a ruling party slate that included two cabinet ministers.

In general, he sees markets not as mediating a balance between supply and demand but as favoring one constituency over another.

In a significant upset, a five-member Workers Partyy slate won a group-candidate constituency over a governing party slate that included two cabinet ministers.