Sentence examples for constituencies this from inspiring English sources

The administration has made an aggressive effort to hold on to Republicans who returned to their constituencies this month at a time of rising antiwar sentiment.

With multiseat constituencies, this would mean that, as in Jordan, if the opposition candidate got 70% of the vote, the remainder of the vote would be divided up among the other seats for the same constituency.

In overseas constituencies, this figure ranges from 2 300 in Italy to 7 800 in North America and rest of Europe.

The Senate also provided formal bicameralism, with the members of the Senate and House responsible to completely distinct constituencies; this helped defeat the problem of the federal government being subject to "special interests".

Most discussion focuses on what state or constituency this or that running mate could help carry in the fall.

I'll be going up to the constituency this afternoon and writing a live blog this evening, starting before the polls close and bringing you minute-by-minute updates from the count, where the result is due at around 1am.

At the level of constituency, this correlation is weaker.

Ruth Davidson: I appear to have invented a new constituency this evening.

Any agreement, therefore, must fall within the set of outcomes acceptable to the domestic constituency; this is called the win-set [48].

"The key this time will be how many constituencies have this choice, and how the UMP voters behave," said Alain Frachon of Le Monde.

There is a huge and diverse constituency around this work, this advocacy work, this activism.