Sentence examples for electoral constituencies from inspiring English sources

In 1430 Parliament divided electoral constituencies to the House of Commons into counties and boroughs.

Majority formulas usually are applied only within single-member electoral constituencies.

There are no more elections to fight, and thus less need to pander to special electoral constituencies.

Each of Portugal's 18 administrative districts, plus the two autonomous regions (the Azores and Madeira), are electoral constituencies.

Some 7,200 candidates, including 710 women, were competing for 250 seats across 15 electoral constituencies, according to SANA, the state news agency.

Opposition leaders, who said the government sought to gerrymander new electoral constituencies, called on the government to resign, which would set in motion new elections.

Hezbollah's huge Lebanese-Shiite electoral constituency makes it hard to ignore.

A senator has his own constitutional oath & his own electoral constituency to be faithful to.

Rove never pushed for a policy unless he saw a group of big funders or a significant electoral constituency which it might bring to the Republican Party.

Not only are ethnic Asians now an important electoral constituency, but the prolonged Asia-led boom means that politicians have to compete to prove their "Asia-literacy".

In any British electoral constituency where fracking is proposed, the issue will be every bit as much of a political earth-mover as in Bulgaria.