Sentence examples for federal constituency from inspiring English sources
The Pavia Group's most important idea is to create a federal constituency in the center of the Belgian confederation of Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels.
A thoughtful Flemish P.R. executive told me that a federal constituency would only strengthen the domination of the Flemings, given their greater numbers, and so would be rejected by the Walloons.
Campbelltown belongs to a federal constituency the government has held for 11 years; Mr Rule believes it could swing back to Labor next time.After the APEC leaders leave, Mr Howard's first task will be to name an election date.
Meanwhile Maxine McKew, the opposition Labor Party's candidate against Mr Howard, is having the time of her life, dancing in the street to a swing band while surrounded by photographers.Eastwood is the epicentre of Bennelong, the federal constituency Mr Howard has held comfortably for 33 years.
When the new federal constituency of Strathcona was formed in advance of the 1904 election, Rutherford was urged to accept the Liberal nomination, but demurred.
Welensky himself gained more than 80% of the vote in the federal constituency of Broken Hill and was immediately promoted to Minister for Transport.
Her party plans to field candidates in marginal federal constituencies, and she claims to have enough support to hold the balance of power in Canberra after the general election.The Queensland result has caused panic among many members of the federal government.
Pavia's solution is to force all parties that want to be in the national government to fight for seats in a special "federal", ie nationwide constituency.
Every federal program has a constituency, and even lawmakers who profess to be alarmed by rising deficits will go to the mat to preserve money that provides jobs and benefits to their constituents.
And it's representative, too, because every federal program has a constituency which either loves it or at the very least relies upon it.
The measures push Labour into a quasi-federal structure – Scotland's constituency Labour parties are already organised around Holyrood constituency boundaries rather than Westminister seats – and will allow Dugdale to further distance her party from the conflicts over Corbyn's leadership.
