Sentence examples for constituency was determined from inspiring English sources
The number of seats for each Diet constituency was determined largely on the basis of the population in each area in 1947, with some modifications resulting from the population increase in urban constituencies.
The number of UA representatives per constituency is determined by the number of members divided by 160, with fractions of half or more rounded up.
Most of these microorganisms reside within our gastrointestinal tract, and their constituency is determined by host phylogeny and diet [ 40, 41].
Sixteen years of Republicans in the governor's office created a feeling that it was time for a change; and Governor Pete Wilson's enthusiasm for immigrant-bashing and union-busting meant that two powerful constituencies were determined to get rid of the Republicans.
As he returned to London from his Glasgow North-East constituency on Monday, Martin was determined to weather the storm even after Nick Clegg became the first of the main party leaders to call on him to resign.
Lincoln, with an eye fixed on keeping Kentucky within the Union, was determined that Frémont withdraw his proclamation, lest it undermine the state's fragile pro-Union constituency.
Mr. Bush was determined to muffle the outcry before crucial primaries in New York, California, Illinois and other states with large Catholic constituencies.
It is also torn over the issue of immigration, between a leadership that wants to "hold its nerve" and those constituency MPs who are determined to sound tough.
The legislature's 70 seats include 40 directly elected from geographical constituencies, while the remainder are determined through functional constituencies made up of community and professional groups.
There are several marginal constituencies in Sussex that the Tories are determined to hold on to and Labour is equally determined to win.
Instead of allowing the work to be abandoned, Field is determined to try to introduce his vision in his Birkenhead constituency.
