Sentence examples for per constituency from inspiring English sources

Contrasted to just £10m a year per constituency in the period 1979 to 1997.

With an average of 15,000 disabled voters per constituency all parties need to provide accessible communications".

By mid-November, in its key seats, Labour had contacted over 15,000 voters per constituency, 21% on average.

Voters will choose one direct representative per constituency and a preferred party to provide "at-large" members of parliament.

Most will lose deposits of £500 per constituency when they fail to win five per cent of the vote.

The typical international norm for the variation in the number of voters per constituency is 10-15%.

The government needs to wake up to the scale of the challenge we're facing, and recognise that resettling 4,000 refugees per year – only six people per parliamentary constituency – is woefully inadequate".

On average £40m a year today per parliamentary constituency rising to £55m a year by 2010.

It amounts to just five children per parliamentary constituency and is less than a third of the children we took in during the kinderstransport, a programme very similar to this proposal.

He said that this figure "amounts to just five children per parliamentary constituency" and representing less than a third of the number that Britain took in during the Kindertransport, a series of rescue efforts that brought thousands of refugee Jewish children to Britain from Nazi Germany.

Parties are restricted by law to spending only 40p ($0.75) per voter in each constituency (plus, for each candidate, another £7,150 and a further few pence per voter).