Sentence examples for nature of constituency from inspiring English sources

The nature of constituency boundaries heavily favors Labour.

Some local members have complained that they are put off by the divisive nature of constituency Labour party (CLP) meetings, while others blame the area's MP, Louise Ellman, saying she is out of step with the views of members.

Despite the relative political activism of the south-west, and the variegated nature of the constituency, sufficient numbers of voters may be unconvinced by the arguments for change.

These members were thus at least partly obliged by the nature of their constituency to vote for a woman suffrage amendment to the United States Constitution.

The more mixed nature of this constituency is in part why the local Labour activists are so much more upbeat than you might expect.

Another concerns the feudal nature of many constituencies, and the habit of their hereditary rulers of switching horses from poll to poll.

In exploring this factor, it is useful to look closely at the nature of the constituencies for the two candidates in New Hampshire, which were divided along socio-economic lines.

The need to reform decision-making fora and processes [ 21, 24], representative of the transboundary nature of political constituencies and their interests, has been important debates in this literature.

In particular, Williams (1998, 8) identifies three different dimensions of political life that representatives must "mediate:" the dynamics of legislative decision-making, the nature of legislator-constituent relations, and the basis for aggregating citizens into representable constituencies.

She told me that she welcomed the influx of new members into the party, and blamed the fractious nature of meetings in her constituency on a handful of the CLP's roughly 2,000 members.

Within the constituency, the nature of politics is that people have different views and opinions but debates were always held in a very comradely way.