Sentence examples for make constituencies from inspiring English sources

Clegg, who turned up at the Spectator magazine's summer party with Cameron looking rather more uneasy than Dave among the piranhas, is also expected to announce a boundary shake-up to try and make constituencies more equal – ie fairer to the Tories.

Wales will lose 10 of its 40 parliamentary constituencies when boundaries are redrawn in 2015 under plans to make constituencies roughly the same size.

The government pledged to cut the number of MPs by 50 - to 600 - and to make constituencies more evenly sized to ensure greater fairness for voters.

Although proposals to make constituencies roughly the same size have already been approved in principle by MPs, they require a further vote on their implementation in time for the next election.

The Liberal Democrats retaliated by nixing reforms that would have made constituencies more equal in size.

One way of doing that is to build a detailed map of promises made, constituencies mobilized, and commitments delivered; so that – properly armed with the record of aspiration and achievement – the debate in 2018 and 2020 can be built on solid evidence rather than on fake facts.

One way is to make foreign constituencies bigger.

This would examine the ideas of the three main parties – proportional representation, demanded by the Lib Dems; "fair votes" demanded by the Tories, who want to shrink the Commons by 10% and make all constituencies roughly the same size; introducing Labour's plans for a mild form of electoral reform by holding a referendum on the alternative vote electoral system.

If there's still no reply after all that, there's a high chance they aren't real voters, so pretending they exist will simply make some constituencies unfairly bigger or smaller than they ought to be, and stop votes in one part of the country having the same weight as in others.

To make diverse constituencies feel more welcomed and valued at GM, nine affinity/employee groups have formed since 1999.

"You make the constituency happy by signing it into law, and then the big bad courts torpedo it, and then nobody's talking about it".