Sentence examples similar to representative electoral divisions from inspiring English sources

In 1996, the Commission began a periodic electoral review of every local authority in England, reviewing the existing wards and electoral divisions and altering them to take into account changes in the electorate.

"We urgently need a properly representative electoral system".

In 2001 there were five electoral divisions where more than 70% of people spoke Welsh.

Eventually, even the English parliament would be squeezed towards a somewhat more representative electoral system.

The model generates synthetic spatially referenced population for the Irish Republic at the small area level the population micro data is produced for district electoral divisions (DEDs).

For a select number of representative electoral districts in the Dublin, Ireland region, residents were surveyed regarding attitudes towards waste management in general, and BMW management in particular.

Denmark has a lot of political parties in comparison with the UK, where a less representative electoral system is used.

In the meantime, the boundaries of electoral divisions on the island are being redrawn.

The latest figures released on Wednesday - which give ward-by-ward breakdowns of Wales' 881 electoral divisions - back this up.

There are two types of constituencies (electoral divisions) in Singapore: Single Member Constituencies (SMCs) and Group Representation Constituencies (GRCs).

This is generally done just before a general election to review the boundaries of electoral divisions and recommend changes.