The One in Nine campaign – composed of seasoned activists and people from the feminist, queer and HIV and Aids movements – represented the constituencies from which she came.
A permanent sculpture by him entitled Der Bevölkerung (The Population) is installed in the Reichstag building: to create it, German MPs were each invited to bring back two sacks of soil from their constituencies, from which vegetation was allowed spontaneously to grow.
Our resulting data set contains observations on respondents from 579 of the 587 constituencies for which we measure our implicated variable, with an average of 5 respondents per constituency.
They will certainly not get places on the party's regional lists from which the constituency members will be topped up to achieve proportionality.So why did the government originally suggest that it would not change the system for 1999?
Internal papers show that a new selections panel headed by Ian McCartney, the chairman of the national executive committee, will draw up shortlists of approved candidates from which local constituency parties will be required to pick a standard-bearer at meetings.
During the study, Tamale was clustered into three electoral constituencies (Tamale central, north and south) from which 200 participants were included in the study.
And there's a larger question, too, about whether the Tea Party (which, polls show, has a large constituency of religious conservatives) will turn to social issues, from which it has mostly shied away.
The conference has adopted new rules for electing parliamentary candidates, which reduce the role of constituencies by letting the NEC establish a parliamentary panel from which candidates will be chosen.
The Banas River, Rajasthan (India), has been extensively developed for water diversion, particularly from the Bisalpur Dam from which water is appropriated by powerful urban constituencies dispossessing local people.
