Sentence examples for in electorates from inspiring English sources

Expect to see him in electorates if asked by the local MP.

Exciting times! https://t.co/QZnnwAl04S August 16, 2013 3.09am BST Around the country, the ballots are being drawn in electorates.

The issues of "the middle class", "the squeezed middle", "hardworking families", or whatever you want to call them, are rising in electorates all over the world.

With confidence in electorates that were not radical, they helped support Latin America's dramatic emergence from the era of military rule.

Several of the groups are planning a national day of action on 28 May co-ordinated through Cana, door-knocking in electorates around the country.

The next year, having seen how One Nation's 11 state MPs – three of them in electorates straddled by Christensen's now federal seat of Dawson – were "all over the shop" in parliament, he resumed paid-up membership of the Nationals.

But the announcement also provides a band-aid solution to a key issue in marginal electorates in South Australia and Western Australia.

Routinized and standardized electoral practices in mass electorates were developed beginning in the mid 19th century.

The mere possibility of Gebhard's conversion caused consternation in the Electorate, in the Empire, and in such European states as England and France.

She wants to use the survey results to structure some community forums in the electorate in 2017.

When Palmer threatened to run in every electorate in the country, oh how the Australian political establishment laughed.