Sentence examples for constituencies remain from inspiring English sources

The relationship between the president and vice president has been difficult, and their political constituencies remain at odds.

He said: "We need to build a massive campaign to put pressure on central government and MPs to modify the existing legislation to ensure that Cornish constituencies remain whole and lie entirely within the boundaries of Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly".

Within a few years modern political parties were founded and won seats in northern Italy, but southern constituencies remained dominated by elite groups of lawyers and local notables, often linked to prominent landowners.

UUP leader Mike Nesbitt told the BBC's Nolan Show that an electoral pact between his party and the DUP, in four Westminster constituencies, remained in place.

Through the Second World War and on into the 1950s their constituencies remained predominantly Protestant with then a slowly growing number of Catholic and Jewish students and faculty.

Yet the opinion polls showed that this crucial Democratic constituency remained unmoved.

By year's end the official election results for the last four seats, in Ulaanbaatar Bayangol constituency, remained undeclared.

The Conservative MP for Bridgwater and West Somerset, Ian Liddell-Grainger, said river levels in his constituency remained "enormously high" and people there were "having to batten down again to prepare for the next storm".

Polls throughout this campaign season continued to attest that evangelical Republicans, the party's critical constituency, remained uncomfortable supporting Romney because of his Mormon faith, something many evangelicals regard as a "cult".

Only 231 of Britain's 632 constituencies voted remain, while 401 backed leave (Northern Ireland wasn't included in the analysis).

Trende takes each scenario and describes what Republicans would have to achieve, in terms of vote margins among major constituencies, to remain competitive in presidential contests.