Sentence examples for with three constituencies from inspiring English sources

For the past five elections, Sunderland have declared the first results, with three constituencies in the borough declaring before midnight – no mean feat when polls close at 10pm.

In determining the size of the reduction of the British troops, Mr. Brown has had to deal with three constituencies: the British electorate; the British Army, whose commanders have complained about the Iraq deployment stretching the military too thin; and the White House.

Jammu and Kashmir, with six constituencies in total, takes five separate days, to allow the security forces to concentrate their efforts on one constituency at a time.

The Boundary Commission will set out proposals for parliamentary seats of between about 73,000 and 80,500 voters, with four constituencies – the two new Isle of Wight seats, Orkney and Shetland and the Western Isles – spared from the quota.

The results were declared with seven constituencies still outstanding, but electoral officials said Mr Banda would not be able to catch up with Mr Sata's lead.

Some Beltway insiders see promise in such a pairing, since it would give the GOP its own historic ticket to match the Obama or Clinton led Democrats and potentially help the party with two constituencies that favor Democrats -- African-Americans and women -- one of which may remain bitter over losing the Democratic primary battle.

The knowledge translation protocol involves sharing the same evidence with at least three constituencies: decision-makers at policy level, decision makers in service delivery and decision makers in the household [ 110].

You only need two or three constituencies with even a 1% error and you could change the makeup of the government in this election.

Istanbul is divided in to three constituencies with 30, 27, and 28 members of parliament, Ankara into two with 16 and 15 members of parliament, and Izmir into two with 13 members of parliament each.

The analysis reveals a complex and interdependent interplay between attempts at securing pragmatic, moral and cognitive legitimacy with three key constituencies – clients who commission the sustainability assurance services; (socially constructed) non-client users of the assurance statements; and the firm's internal Risk Department that approves the wording of assurance statements.

WHEN we write an article, we usually do so for three constituencies.