Sentence examples for constituencies to the from inspiring English sources

In 1430 Parliament divided electoral constituencies to the House of Commons into counties and boroughs.

The polls suggest Labour may lose all its 15 Holyrood constituencies to the SNP, leaving it reliant on regional list seats.

Pundits in Scotland believe that the Lib Dems could lose their two remaining Holyrood constituencies to the SNP in the once-impregnable seats of Orkney and Shetland.

The recommendations, which were picked out of the discussions by the organizers, included a more serious effort by NATO to reach beyond its military constituencies to the larger voting public, like through the creation of a civilian branch to cooperate with civilian actors like nongovernmental organizations.

Labour lost a total of 40 constituencies to the Nationalists, 23 of them in Glasgow and the west.

"If the Boundaries Commission increased the average size of constituencies to the 110,000 voters we have on the island we would only need 413 MPs - that would be a very real saving".

He said he had "stretched" his constituency to the limit.

It enables him to appeal beyond his party's core constituency, to the centre, where elections are won.

He had lost his Ross, Skye and Lochaber constituency to the Scottish National party in last month's general election.

Kennedy lost his Ross, Skye and Lochaber constituency to the Scottish National party in last month's general election.

"You have to balance the needs of the overall constituency to the needs of one group," he said.