Sentence examples for to constituencies from inspiring English sources
noun
A district represented by one or more elected officials.
- John was elected to parliament from the Bedford constituency.
Political parties marry interests to constituencies.
We're listening to constituencies who represent all perspectives".
The eruption is not confined to constituencies with large Muslim communities, but it is strongest there.
The politics of it, though, are a straightforward matter of pandering to constituencies.
"The Tories' women problem extends from the Cabinet table to constituencies across the country," she said.
The Vietnam war and the introduction of regular flights back to constituencies ended all this.
Many Labour MPs had by then returned to their constituencies to campaign.
And yes, I see them going back to their constituencies to prepare for government.
Each gives a strong role to constituency parties.
The current health minister and Fine Gael TD Leo Varadkar said he was opposed to constituency-by-constituency deals.
Conference Current Half of the votes go to the unions and half to constituency parties.
