Sentence examples for constituencies were not from inspiring English sources

These constituencies were not among the crowds filling Tahrir on June 30th, but they do constitute Egypt's true majority.

All our external constituencies were giving me very high marks, but my internal constituencies weren't.

LSS have high dimensions, nonlinear interconnections, time delays and stochastic plant parameters, that can be decomposed into subsystems or their constituencies are not centrally together.

But these constituencies are not huge: only this season's bread-and-butter offerings, Verdi's "Rigoletto" and Mozart's "Nozze di Figaro," are sold out.

The ordinary members of the parliamentary Labour party and the constituencies are not buying it and, under Gordon Brown, they just want to get on with the job.

"Many current constituencies are not within the permitted electorate range, and some that are may still need to change, to enable neighbouring constituencies to be suitably adjusted," they added.

The Democratic goal with these voters is to keep Republican winning margins to manageable levels, in the 12 to 15 percent range, as opposed to the 30-point margin of 2010 — a level at which even solid wins among minorities and other constituencies are not enough to produce Democratic victories.

Retirees and and entrepreneurial associations, both of which make up sizable constituencies, are not against the reforms.

This will show you if certain data sources are becoming dominant or just "noisy"; or if other key constituencies are not providing any input.

Those Republican members of Congress whose constituencies are not likely to support Trump might have previously been able to run independently of him.

It added: "The length of the vacancy in the Glasgow North East constituency meant that people in the constituency were not represented in the UK parliament for more than four and a half months".