Sentence examples for which constituencies are from inspiring English sources

Seven List MSPs are elected from each of eight electoral regions, of which constituencies are sub-divisions: Central Scotland Glasgow Highlands and Islands Lothian Mid Scotland and Fife North East Scotland South Scotland West Scotland Each political party draws up a list of candidates standing in each electoral region, from which the List MSPs are elected.

Which "constituencies" is the song aimed at pleasing?

She called the prime minister, the MPRP's Sanjagiin Bayar, a charismatic and able leader who had done a solid job of improving his party's public standing in the lead-up to the election.She also cited the nation's new electoral system in which constituencies have been expanded and have multiple seats.

Redistricting, in which constituency boundaries are redrawn, is polarising politics.

The Coalition for Marriage said it was not prepared to disclose which constituencies it was targeting or how many leaflets would be distributed through the election campaign.

Because of the way in which constituency boundaries are set for the 650 House of Commons seats, the Conservatives need to win by a margin over Labour of about seven percentage points just to eke out a majority.

Retirees and and entrepreneurial associations, both of which make up sizable constituencies, are not against the reforms.

Which recalcitrant constituency is he trying to scare and which is the reform they are resisting?

Labour's decisions on which constituencies adopt the shortlists are made by its National Executive Committee, the governing body of the party as a whole.

But it is important to assess which American constituency is asked to pay the price -- all Americans, through their taxes, or just American workers, through their jobs.

As a practical implication, it becomes important to consider which cellular constituency is being served by the proliferation of cancer?