Sentence examples for few constituency from inspiring English sources

Very few constituency Labour parties crumbled.

Unlike state polls in the US, there are very few constituency polls in the UK.

Again, the Lib Dems have been a main target of protests, with a few constituency offices occupied.

In the far-flung corners of India, which has a voting population of more than 700 million, there are a few constituencies with a mere handful of voters.

There are few constituencies he has yet to offend, and polling has already borne evidence of damage that could linger well into a general election.

Richmond Park is one of the few constituencies where that couldn't be less the case: it is unusually homogeneous, and its residents are more than averagely young, prosperous, in work, and healthy.

The Consultative Assembly, formed by the sultan in 1981, was replaced in 1991 by a Consultative Council (Majlis al-Shūrā), members of which were at first appointed and later elected from several dozen districts (wilāyāt); women from a few constituencies were given the right to serve on the council.

Labour worries it will be penalised by fewer constituencies, but many Tory MPs may also find themselves chopped out.

There are now even fewer constituencies that reflect the national mood.So the range of results likely to produce a hung parliament is now very wide.

The Liberal Democrats tried to block changes to electoral laws which the Electoral Commission warned could disenfranchise almost two million voters (and ensure that there would be fewer constituencies in future won by non-Conservatives).

"Second, they could work hard, through boundary changes and planning policy, to corral visible minority voters in a few urban areas – thus concentrating the growing Labour vote in fewer constituencies.