Sentence examples for constituencies table from inspiring English sources

While some branches registered only those electors who actually showed up, others also included names of electors registered "automatically" in 2011.16This explains why the evolution of the number of ballots from 2011 to 2014 is disconnected from the evolution of the number of registered electors in some constituencies (Table 1).

Today the IHP + enjoys an expanded constituency (Table 1), and has demonstrated its commitment to independent assessment and accountability by commissioning in 2009 a partnership known as IHP+Results to independently monitor progress against agreed indicators.

Assisted by the NGO Total Control of the Epidemic (TCE), 4 which maintains a record on the support activities for all PLWHIV in the region, PLWHIV compromised by flooding in these constituencies (see Table 1) were identified through their HIV support groups.

"The Tories' women problem extends from the Cabinet table to constituencies across the country," she said.

The idea of global financial cooperation is one that both leaders find appealing, but once the specifics begin to be put on the table, many constituencies are likely to balk at rules set by foreigners.

We also have cabinet secretaries who have big stakes in the energy issue, and they bring to the table important constituencies.

Table 1 The constituency framework Constituency Inclusion mode Example Beneficiaries (legitimate recipients of aid) Discretion A humanitarian organisation actively seeks engagement with beneficiaries to determine culturally appropriate provision of services.

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams Photograph: Murdo MacLeod 3.58pm GMT Peers are now voting on the constituency spending amendment tabled by Lord Harries.

But a Russian embargo on iron ore sales to the U.S. would be costly; the loss of revenues would certainly impact domestic constituencies, and the U.S. might table a dispute before the World Trade Organization -- an organization with some teeth.

If you weren't affiliated with one of the groups that had a constituency that was at the table, when we were carrying out all these negotiations, then nobody was representing your cause".

Sinn Fein chairman Mitchel McLaughlin said he believed both parties could sell the agreement on the table to their respective constituencies.