Sentence examples for constituency year from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Ballots, electoral rolls, and voting age population in the Tunisian overseas constituencies Constituency Year Ballots Registered electors Voting age pop.

CONSTITUENCY: Every year, more than 200 middle-school students and dozens of high-school mentors participate.

He joined Labour in 1960 and became the secretary and agent to the local constituency five years later.

The quickest way to earn the love of dispirited Democratic constituencies that year, after three straight presidential losses, was to renew the perennial call for more liberal government.

At the official opening on Thursday, the transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, praised the "incredible job" done by the builders and architects, and said: "I have been travelling to and from my Derbyshire constituency for years and I remember when King's Cross and St Pancras were not places you would hang around.

I've met them in my own constituency: 60-year-old men who say that they'd never voted in a general election, but this was the one.

That's because this story slots in so perfectly with the same metanarrative they've been feeding their constituencies for years.

Illinois is the sort of state where politicians are expected to cultivate their constituencies for years, and where people reminisce about the Cook County political machine's legendary operating style in Chicago in the 1960s.

Campaigners have been calling for all-black shortlists in certain constituencies for years, but the idea has always been rejected by the Labour leadership.

The chairmanship of the Labour Party Conference used to alternate - Labour MP for the constituency section one year, women's section MP the next year and trade union member of the NEC the following year.

But Mr. White had alienated his constituency in a year in office.