Sentence examples for constituencies some from inspiring English sources

Day 1 | 7 April | 6 constituencies Some seats in Assam and Tripura in the north-east.

He and Mrs Gandhi have shown a taste for redistributing the proceeds of growth to favoured constituencies, some of whom happen to be desperately needy.

In addition to gay couples and the larger gay rights and civil rights constituencies, some in the religious community supported the bill.

Meanwhile, at the online music services, which are trying to fashion a business based on respecting the copyrights of all of the constituencies, some progress is being made.

In reality, the effect on MPs' seats is more complex to measure as voters are not spread evenly across constituencies: some areas within may heavily favour one party, others its main rival.

A constituency-level analysis published by the Department for Education shows that while the Labour-voting areas of inner London are doing well, there are now a number of Tory-held constituencies, some of them quite marginal, among those faring worst in the school test results.

Mr. McCain has just thrown that constituency some red meat.

This summer, a minor tabloid scandal broke after Stewart was quoted in a paper saying, of his constituency, "Some areas around here are pretty primitive, people holding up their trousers with bits of twine and that sort of thing".

Caerphilly MP Wayne David tweeted that after verification in his constituency, "some ballot boxes had no votes in them".

Mrs Spelman said in her Meriden constituency some 16,000 people were on the waiting list for social housing, but said "nobody is being forced out".

In the Liverpool Wavertree constituency some voters were forced to wait to vote after a number of polling stations ran out of ballot papers, though Liverpool Council said nobody lost their chance to vote as additional papers were supplied.