Sentence examples for constituency up to from inspiring English sources
"What is troubling is that essentially the House is saying, 'O.K., you can communicate with the constituency up to an election, and we're not really going to check what you are saying with them.' The point is without that kind of oversight, it's ripe for abuse".
Last month her party enjoyed unprecedented success in the local elections, taking control of 11 key constituencies, and up to 1,200 municipal seats.
The Ukip leader, who also labelled postal voting in the election "bent", said that non-English speakers in the constituency were signed up to vote by post - and that this explained the size of Labour's win.
Once assigned, the probabilities of all constituencies are added up to generate a forecast of the total number of seats for each party.
General Election campaigning, ongoing 2014: Mass engagement in community climate work will run parallel to targeted campaigning in key marginal constituencies throughout 2014 up to the General Election.
If rich European countries with strong green constituencies cannot live up to their own promises to cut carbon, how much hope is there of permanently enforcing tough restrictions in the United States, much less in poor countries like India and China?
Catholics were once a solid Democratic constituency, up there with blacks and Jews.
"I never thought that they would try and divide a constituency up into four and get rid of it all together.
CONSTITUENCY -- 110,000 youngsters up to age 18 in 137 cities worldwide, including teams in Puerto Rico.
This was in spite of a recent change to the electoral system to merge single-seat constituencies into ones returning up to three members that seemed designed to encourage Mr Thaksin's supporters to spread their votes around other parties.
