Sentence examples for provincial constituency from inspiring English sources

(George Papandreou, the former prime minister, scraped a seat in a provincial constituency).Under Greek constitutional rules Mr Samaras has a three-day window to persuade Pasok, Independent Greeks—a splinter group from his own party—and Democratic Left, the least rigid of the left-wing parties, to back him.

One other factor worth taking into account is the success of women candidates in 12 national and provincial constituencies.

The council voided the results in 10 provincial constituencies, saying some victors had not campaigned fairly, and announced that it would re-examine the ballots in Tehran.

One by one, hopefuls for the national and provincial assembly constituencies gave short speeches.

Support from provincial, older, and conservative constituencies will not be enough.

But critics saw the trial's timing as a highly politicized and even cynical move by Mr. Maliki and his partisans to bolster their stature among their core Shiite constituency before crucial provincial elections that are scheduled for the end of January.

In les régions, the rural francophone constituencies that decide provincial elections, the Liberals are now the choice of only one voter in five.

After completing her degree, she managed a constituency office for a member of the Provincial Legislature for Alberta.

The series of Seminars help to appraise the Parliamentarians of the ground situation as pertains to HIV in their constituencies, aiming to ultimately generate federal and provincial governmental policies, and a solid strategy to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS in Pakistan.

The explosion of the provincial press in the 1850s reached a somewhat different social constituency but was tremendously important in constituting the sense of identity of the towns that it served.

When Aberhart decided to run Social Credit candidates in the 1935 provincial election, he adopted an unusual system of candidate nomination: each constituency would nominate three or four candidates, with a committee headed by Aberhart deciding which one would actually run.