Sentence examples for house constituencies from inspiring English sources

There are 70 assembly constituencies and seven Lok Sabha (Indian parliament's lower house) constituencies in Delhi.

Labor has already done a deal with the Greens to swap second-preference votes in lower-house constituencies.

Under a new system the number of lower-house constituencies will be cut from 60 to 28.

What you saw on screen was largely men standing in front of doors – the glossy black of 10 Downing Street which so often served as a backdrop for her own most famous soundbites; the door of her London house; the constituency office in Finchley; and the Grantham health food store which now occupies the site of her father's grocery shop.

As well as providing office space for small businesses, it houses the constituency party headquarters of Labour MP Angela Eagle.

Yet the day after launching her bid, a brick was thrown through a window in the building that houses her constituency office and she received death threats.

Only 10% of legislators in the lower house have urban constituencies in which 75% or more of the population is urban, reckons the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), a think-tank.

Mr McNulty says he uses the house for his constituency work, but admits he spends only a couple of nights a week there and that the arrangements look "odd .Oddities abound.

Yes, he has a house in the constituency, but the only time he comes to Sedgefield is when he's with his posh friends and he wants a photo opportunity.

Meanwhile the Times reported today that George Osborne had "flipped" the designation of his second home from his London property to a house in his constituency after taking out a £450,000 loan on the Cheshire residence.

Cameron's salary as prime minister is £142,500: The PM and his wife both come from wealthy backgrounds and enjoy substantial property assets of their own: their London home has been valued at £2.7million and their constituency house at £1million.