Sentence examples for seat population from inspiring English sources

The real energy of Prestonsburg (Floyd County's seat, population 3,500) is at its edges.

800padutch.com/intercourse.shtml bowbank Danville, Pennsylvania Montour County's seat, population less than 5,000, has revolutionary roots and picturesque churches.

The Magnuson-Stevens law also requires the fisheries service to consider the economic impact of regulations, and that, he says, has taken a back seat to population figures.

Even though Pennsylvania is one of two states -- New York is the other -- expected to lose two House seats through population shifts, Mr. Storey said Republican leaders could redraw districts to make as many as 16 of the remaining 19 safe for Republicans.

The Congressional delegation — now represented by seven Democrats and six Republicans — is losing a seat because of population changes.

Newton, the county seat, has a population of 8,300 and was designed as a pedestrian town with sidewalks along its streets.

Several parties contest each seat, and the population of each constituency is often divided among several castes, religions and socio-economic classes.

Foreign news media were portraying a lie: that "a president was holding on to his seat against a population who want him gone, but that is not the case".

He said that the media portray the Syrian conflict as "a president holding on to his seat against a population who wants him gone, but that's not the case".

Simple rounding can also cause states to lose seats when they gain population or gain seats by failing to count some of their citizens.

1 City May Lose House Seats Despite strong population gains, New York City faces an intense fight to keep its seats in the House of Representatives as political mapmakers in Albany wrangle over new Congressional boundaries.