Sentence examples for constituency of about from inspiring English sources

Though Jews for Jesus enrolls no members per se, Ms. Perlman estimated that it has "a constituency" of about 200,000 interested Jews and Christians, a figure she said was based partly on subscriptions to the group's print and online newsletters.

At the same time it has a loyal constituency of about 4,000 members and patrons who over the years have attended the society's various programs, including recent series on new Italian cinema and Romanian cinema, and the annual New Directors/New Films festival presented with the Museum of Modern Art, which features the work of emerging filmmakers.

As part of McNicol's election war plan, Labour aims to make "1,000 extra contacts" – meaning face-to-face conversations – each week in this constituency of about 94,000 voters.

Research by the Centre for Policy Studies, ahead of the 2011 referendum on changing the voting system, suggested 85% of constituencies representing about 39 million voters are either marginal or give voters a reasonable chance of changing their MP.

It's about strengthening the constituency of young people".

Although practice varies widely, there are five predominant types of legislative apportionment, each giving rise to a particular form of constituency: 1. Territorial apportionment: constituencies have specified boundaries, and ideally the number of voters in each of the constituencies is about equal.

Burnham, who is the MP for the Greater Manchester constituency of Leigh, has been approached about the job and is expected to make an announcement in the next few weeks.

This article has been updated with additional information about the constituency of the EKD.

The killing of Mr. Lone took place in the Lolab constituency of Kupwara district, a border region about 55 miles north of the summer capital of Srinagar.

"If you add up all the votes across the constituency, Labour is about 11% ahead of the Conservatives".

It is a constituency of contrasts.