Sentence examples for representing a constituency from inspiring English sources

Miss Starovoitova was now in the new Russian parliament, the Duma, representing a constituency in St Petersburg, formerly Leningrad, and a member of a party that called itself Democratic Russia.

A member of parliament representing a constituency in the district, Dhado Godana, said the retaliatory attacks could not be controlled on time, since the area is hard to reach.

Last week, Basma Jebali, an Ennahda member representing a constituency that includes the island of Djerba stated in parliamentary discussions that "massive purchases of land by Jews in Djerba could turn the island into a second Palestine".

"Pauline and Nick represent a constituency," Ciobo told Guardian Australia.

Many seasoned MPs are also asking whether an "intern legislator" will be able to represent a constituency facing complex issues.

Writer met him a couple of months ago at the Hotel Moskva, where deputies arequartered when the Supreme Soviet is in session; Col. Smirnov represents a constituency in southern Russia.

The first vote (Erstimme) is cast for an individual to represent a constituency (Wahlkreise); the candidate receiving the most votes wins the election.

I represent a constituency where both the behaviour of the financial institutions and the rapidity of change brings instability and growing unemployment on a mega scale.

The only potential drawback to this trick is the inequality in the status and workload of MPs, since half do not represent a constituency.

Mr. Evans, 55, a Conservative who represents a constituency in Lancashire, said that he would remain an independent member of Parliament while he seeks to prove his innocence in court, where he is scheduled to appear Sept. 18.

And in Britain, when an MP related to a past MP runs to represent a constituency, the strength of party lines means that outraged members of the public will most likely still vote for them.