Sentence examples for the four constituencies from inspiring English sources

The four constituencies with the lowest average wage are in north-west England; those working in Blackley and Broughton, Preston and Middlesbrough earn an average salary of between £323 to £330 per week.

In addition to the cases against him, which included another charge of killing a separatist tribal leader whilst he was president, he has also been banned from running in any of the four constituencies he hoped to contest.

The four constituencies differ in their weighing of ACT ethical considerations based on their professional vantage points.

The results in the seven constituencies here showed two dramatic shifts.

The two constituencies have coexisted peaceably — until the recent scuffle over civil unions.

"She has said so many times her role is limited to the two constituencies.

The Tory contact rate in the seat is the lowest of the eight constituencies in Lord Ashcroft's eight polls.

She said she would travel to the ten constituencies with the highest Yes votes to meet Labour supporters who had voted for independence.

Out of the hundred constituencies with the lowest turnout in the last two general elections, 92 are already held by Labour.

Similarly, panellists across the five constituencies were surprised and reassured by Nicola Sturgeon's policies which spoke to fairness across the country, not just in Scotland.

What the occasion did produce, having inadvertently brought together the two constituencies that resent Finke most, was passionate agreement that she had shattered the old rules.