Sentence examples for constituencies represented from inspiring English sources

Of the 650 constituencies represented at Westminster, 534 are English.

"What was striking was that two thirds of free schools are set up in constituencies represented by Labour MPs.

Among the many interlocking (and sometimes antagonistic) constituencies represented -- authors, performers, producers, publicists, critics and audiences -- perhaps the least understood, and yet most central, are the directors.

But a year on, a Pew study shows the Tea Party has not only lost support nationwide, but also in very constituencies represented by members of the House Tea Party caucus.

Indeed, the diversity of constituencies represented in the room couldn't even settle on what the system should be doing.

Although several stakeholder interviews were conducted prior to the meeting, we could not reach all the constituencies represented in the MSD prior to the meeting.

Ukip got 286,946 votes across London's 73 parliamentary constituencies, representing 8.1% of the total cast.

The Cardiff constituencies represent an opportunity for Labour to realistically gain two seats, even if one would require a huge swing from the Lib Dems.

Mr. Tang went further in the debate, also suggesting the abolition of so-called functional constituencies, representing sectors of the economy like banking and commerce, in the 2020 legislative elections.

Research by the Centre for Policy Studies, ahead of the 2011 referendum on changing the voting system, suggested 85% of constituencies representing about 39 million voters are either marginal or give voters a reasonable chance of changing their MP.

Notably, all of these constituencies represent historically oppressed, minority, and/or vulnerable populations.