Sentence examples for other electorate from inspiring English sources

Joyce has two other electorate offices within his electorate.

Presumably many of these voters are enrolled in other electorates and are in the area for holidays.

The flyer was first posted in Bendigo on Tuesday and has since been reportedly received in other electorates.

Its electorate will get some of what it voted for – and other electorates in Europe will get partial protection from endless Greek demands.

Which of the two major parties forms a government comes down to which wins the fifth seat of the other electorates.

"Electorates more likely to be adversely affected by the super changes – that is, those with more old and wealthy voters – tended to swing less to the ALP at the last election than other electorates," the paper found.

Their enrolment addresses were found to have been contradicted by home addresses in other electorates, job and study locations, previous enrolment data, and profiles and output on social media platforms including Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, News Corp says.

Thus a desire to give at least something to Mr Haneke's magnificent film (or Mr Tarantino's messy one) might give either an edge that previous votes by other electorates don't quite capture.

In this they do not differ much from other electorates across Europe, although there is an important difference between new political forces on the left, which tend to be pro-EU, if sometimes in a lukewarm way, and new formations on the right, usually anti-EU, even if in practice they do not actually want to leave.

But the real fear of eurozone governments is that if Greece's rebellion against austerity is rewarded, other European electorates will want to go the same way.

Along with Bentleigh, the Coalition is trying to hold three other marginals electorates along the Frankston train line – Mordialloc, Carrum and Frankston – to stave off a Labor win.