Sentence examples for constituencies whereas from inspiring English sources
Susan Booysen, author of the interim report Change and 'New' Politics in Zimbabwe for Freedom House, said she encountered complaints that the MDC had lost touch with grassroots constituencies, whereas Zanu-PF was still visible and fighting party political battles there.
That's a motley, divided constituency, whereas well-off suburbanites are easier to activate and rally.
The parallel here is not exact, since Woolas impugned his constituency opponent, whereas Carmichael condoned an enterprise designed to damage a whole political party.
For example, when Labour loses votes in Devon Central or Ludlow, the vast majority go to the Liberal Democrats, whereas in other constituencies the voters may not vote at all, may move to the Conservatives in equal margin, or go to a viable minor party.
Whereas Labour's Scotland-wide vote drops by 16 points, it falls by 22 points in these constituencies while the SNP surges by 26.
Many more constituencies.
Constituencies were comprehensively gerrymandered.
Both are powerful constituencies.
"Equal constituencies" sound fair.
Whereas a good deal of attention has been paid to the effects of these developments on Social Democratic parties, less is known about how the various traditional constituencies of the right have reacted to such developments, the tensions that have arisen between these constituencies, and how they have been addressed or resolved in various countries.
