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Перевод: constituency

[существительное]
избиратели ; избирательный округ; клиентура

Тезаурус:

1. The Colne Valley Divisional Labour Party was formed in June 1917, the Leeds City Labour Party reorganized itself in April and May 1918, and promoted the formation of constituency parties in the six divisions which made up Leeds, while constituency parties were formed for all four of the Bradford seats in April 1919.
2. Brackett Green, in Bernard Jenkin's Colchester North constituency, does not expect to be unduly affected if Swan Hunter closes.
3. In many respects they define what is of "national" concern, while not having any specific geographical constituency to answer to.
4. The NUM leader - vice-chairman of the constituency party - said any such decision would have to be taken by the Yorkshire area of the NUM.
5. The plainer truth is that this is so obvious, as obvious as Leeds Town Hall, that Mr Smith would be elected by any Labour Party forum, by a ballotted union membership, a ballotted constituency membership, or that secret vote of MPs to which Labour will do well to return.
6. He also carefully counts the local council votes in all the wards which affect his constituency to see what they can tell him about the likely outcome of the parliamentary election.
7. WHEN constituency boundaries have been re-arranged, Labour will probably need to gain an extra 75 seats if it is to win an overall majority at the next election.
8. Instead of appearing alongside party spokesmen at a packed lunchtime meeting of scientists, the Science Minister, Alan Howarth, sent a fax from his Stratford-upon-Avon constituency.
9. Mr Sweeney, a new MP, said: "A deputy Central Office agent for Wales visited my constituency and attended an executive meeting the night before the vote.
10. there appears, however, to be nothing to prevent any mental patient registering in a constituency in which he is actually resident.
11. At the height of the criticism, Law met constituency chairmen and agents at the Queen's Hall and told them that
12. An STV constituency can to a limited extent have the number of its seats adjusted in accordance with its magnitude.
13. Their claim was all the more pointed for it was made in the City of London, in the heart of the constituency of Peter Brooke - replaced last night as Northern Ireland Secretary - who has led, with consummate patience, the process of bringing all the Ulster politicians to the same conference table for the first time in 16 years.