Sentence examples for that constituencies from inspiring English sources

Mitchell explained: "Keep in mind that constituencies in democratic societies frequently advance conflicting objectives.

Ensuring that constituencies are fair, representative and not distorted is a struggle for democracies everywhere (consider the gerrymandered seats of America's Congress).

A compromise was agreed in 2007 that constituencies could choose from a fuller candidate list if half of those interviewed for the job were women.

Although the Boundary Commission, a politically neutral public body in charge of electoral districts, tries to ensure that constituencies are redrawn to reflect demographic changes, in practice, it can't keep up.

He said the margin of victory for Labour raised questions about the electoral process in areas with large ethnic minority communities, claiming that constituencies with large numbers of minority voters who do not speak English "effectively the electoral process is now dead".

In other words, Rehfeld (2005) argues that constituencies, e.g. electoral districts, should not be constructed based on where citizens live.

That opportunity to lock up that constituency has vanished.

Mr. McCain has just thrown that constituency some red meat.

That's the issue, and John Kerry is not about to concede that constituency".

Her live show thrills that constituency, but needs to do much more to woo the rest of us.

CLPs nominate by many different processes, but there is evidence from 2010 that constituency memberships ignore nominations.