Sentence examples for represents a constituency from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The son has since been arrested.The new prime minister represents a constituency in the Southern Highlands, where ExxonMobil and the state are developing a $16 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) project, due to come on-stream in 2014.

Weight having become politicised, anyone with a profile in the media who either subscribes to or departs from the template of tininess implicitly represents a constituency, whether they want to or not.

Despite a newly elected Tory MP who represents a constituency that extends deep into the surrounding countryside, Frome's collective politics have a greenish hue – though it seems to defy orthodox political categories, and be more comfortable blazing its own trail.

That's not the image most of us have of the chancellor, but he represents a constituency in the north west of England (Tatton, in Cheshire), and, as he said in the opening of his speech, he's the first chancellor to represent a seat in the north of England for more than 35 years.

"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.

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

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.

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.