Sentence examples for constituencies were called from inspiring English sources

These constituencies were called rotten or pocket boroughs.

In fact one method will deliver the latest live election results from the Press Association as the constituencies are called.

The House of Assembly meets for about half of each year in Cape Town & Mrs. Suzman's constituency is called Houghton.

South-West Wiltshire, as the new constituency is called, is largely post-industrial, but Labour still is not quite.

Being a cautious politician, however, he hedges his message with promises not to abolish all the rights of the bumiputra ("sons of the soil"), as his core Malay constituency is called.Nonetheless, for some in his party and the government bureaucracy (staffed largely by ethnic Malays), he is still going too fast, or even in the wrong direction.

The new constituency is called Worsley and Eccles South.

The cyclist was said to be uninjured and neither ambulance nor police units were called to the scene, which was in her Barking constituency.

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

The simplicity and dynamism of the controller, which Miyamoto conceived and helped design, attracted several new constituencies of what are called "casual" (as opposed to "hard-core") gamers to video games — the Wii Bowlers and Guitar Heroes to whom the name Zelda may have still summoned up Mrs. Fitzgerald.

Each of the 15 constituencies will then be called.

The original question was posed by Labour MP Tam Dalyell, whose constituency used to be called West Lothian.