Sentence examples for super constituencies from inspiring English sources
Fourteen of the scrutiny body's 25 seats are for members representing constituencies - sometime called "super constituencies" - comprising two or three of London's local authority areas.
The usual fodder of questions about the economy, jobs, Europe and the NHS - all in, as you might have guessed, a super-marginal constituency where Labour hold the seat, Wirral South, with a majority of just 531.
In the 1964 general election, she was a candidate for the Labour Party in the Weston-super-Mare constituency.
"When all eight of those constituencies are super excited about us.
States with large Catholic constituencies such as Massachusetts, which votes on Super Tuesday on 1 March, could prove more resistant.
They also won three of the five new "super seats" for which people could vote across geographical constituencies.
If enacted, the tax proposals Mitt Romney outlined last week to the Detroit Economic Club would provide multimillion-dollar benefits to a newly powerful constituency: the rich men and women who are bankrolling "super PACs".
The Super Bowl is the only sports event that many people watch entirely for the ads, giving it two natural constituencies: sports fans and casual viewers who will endure the game to watch the commercials.
He's in second place not due not to inadequate funds — he spent $6.1 million in the Super Tuesday states, compared with her $7.8 million — but to his inability to appeal to African-American and other Democratic constituencies.
Each of the villages is also part of a parliamentary constituency: Wells, Weston-super-Mare or North East Somerset.
Many more constituencies.
