Sentence examples for constituency for example from inspiring English sources

Mr Gandhi never before faced a serious challenge in his own constituency: for example a big regional force in Uttar Pradesh, the Samajwadi Party, has not fielded a candidate against him.

Around the constituency, for example in scruffy Thaura village, there is little enthusiasm for the BJP's candidate, a former soap-opera actress, despite excitement about Mr Modi.Yet defeat is not unthinkable.

There are objections to this scheme: it would create a small group of MPs without constituencies, for example.

At the same time he has needlessly offended other constituencies, for example by neglecting to attend the enthroning of a new Coptic pope.Even natural allies express doubts.

Groups (c) nature preservationists and (d) pastoral people's advocates, are typically more unequivocal that they act as lobbyists on behalf of their constituencies; for example, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) or World Alliance for Mobile Indigenous Peoples (WAMIP).

In common with the 1936 election, Spain was divided into multi-member constituencies; for example, Madrid had 17 representatives.

Some noblemen even controlled multiple constituencies: for example, the Duke of Norfolk controlled eleven, while the Earl of Lonsdale controlled nine.

The rest House of Lords reform and a plan to redraw constituency boundaries, for example—has been ditched following internal rows.

But although he is a long way from being a natural in the spotlight, Goldsmith was never going to disappear into the constituency rigmarole of, for example, saving a cashpoint in Barnes from being closed.

They change when their constituencies expand– when, for example, they move from a state office to a federal office.

For example, constituencies for state assemblies are usually smaller than Congressional constituencies.