The districts are further subdivided into 80 constituencies, which consist of 129 local community councils.

The Philippines ensures the full participation of women in local peace processes by building capacities and mobilizing peace constituencies.

The first results to be counted were for Kenya s parliament, with Kibaki s government ministers roundly defeated in their local constituencies.

But donors all too often feel obliged to make their contributions visible to their constituencies and stakeholders, rather than prioritizing local perspectives and participation.

It imposed rules requiring majority support from members of functional constituencies as well as geographic constituencies to take such steps.

The 120 constituency seats would be elected from 69 constituencies, whilst the 80 list seats would be elected in 20 constituencies.

This gave key constituencies what they wanted.

The constituencies of the National and Provincial Assemblies are demarcated in accordance with the provisions of the Delimitation of Constituencies Act, 1974.

There are currently 5 geographical constituencies in Hong Kong.

A resolution reflects aspirations of multiple sponsors and constituencies.

They took place on Saturday November 26, when 242 candidates competed for 121 seats in 68 constituencies, of which 53 were two seat constituencies and 15 single seat.

Two of the key constituencies that UNIFEM focuses on in regard to feminized poverty are statistics users and producers, and the national and local governmental organizations that influence the options and choices of migrant women.

Programs become entrenched, develop powerful constituencies, and are hard to shrink.

In many cases, the constituencies rotate the chair among their members.

They take it for granted and are more concerned with their domestic constituencies.

The number of constituencies was increased from 91 to 95 before this election.

Congressional bills aimed at benefiting powerful constituencies are generally given appealing (and misleading) names.

Goal 3 strategic partnerships generate new and expanded constituencies and learning for gender equality

communicate IAF's activities and outcomes in simple language to a wider range of constituencies.

These activities involve many different organizations, priorities, constituencies, timescales, funding sources and resource constraints.

The Greek Parliament (Βουλή των Ελλήνων) has 300 members, elected for a four year term by a system of reinforced proportional representation in 48 multi seat constituencies, 8 single seat constituencies and a single nationwide list.

Moreover, the existing banks have failed to serve these parties small business and farming constituencies.

The Committee also needs in turn to identify constituencies and stakeholders in the international community that would be in a position to raise awareness in their own constituencies, in particular the general public, to the plight of Palestinians.

Many AKP constituencies are wary of cultural conflict, if only because it threatens their economic interests.

Countries around the world are embracing shortsighted policies that cater to the immediate needs of domestic constituencies.

Politicians gained influence and popular support by directing state owned banks to make loans to favored constituencies.

The former rebels have received the maximum number of seats in the constituencies where counting is complete.

However, the original constituencies drawn in 1871 were never redrawn to reflect the growth of urban areas.

He raised some issues regarding developing and developed country constituencies and how countries had dealt with them.

Ten other eurozone members are part of four other constituencies headed by Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, and Italy.

Together with the Scandinavian and British constituencies, there are thus eight EU representatives on the IMF s executive board.

The many parliamentarians to be elected in single member constituencies are more likely to obey them than Yanukovych.

Electorates in constituencies where Labour is usually dominant are smaller, and district boundaries take insufficient account of population shifts.

However, these four constituencies also contain more than 20 other countries, most of which are not even EU members.

Voters who did not vote on early voting day still can vote at their original constituencies on election day.

Be nominated by the relevant constituencies referred to in paragraph 7 above and be elected by the COP MOP.

Most of its senior leaders were defeated in their constituencies including one who hadn t lost an election in 26 years.

By starting with more visible and popular reforms in the short term, policymakers can build constituencies for tougher reforms later.

Most CLJ delegates were indirectly elected by ELJ district representatives or by special constituencies 52 were appointed by the President.

Instead, 12 eurozone countries are represented on the board of the International Monetary Fund via six different constituencies, or country groups.

Some of these constituencies have only a few hundred voters and are easily controlled by a small number of vested interests.

Industrial policy is appealing to politicians who can favor key constituencies while claiming to be helping the economy as a whole.

Twenty four countries sit there. Big ones have their own seats, while smaller ones represent groups of countries, known as constituencies.

Moreover, many Socialists fear that excessive public spending may trigger inflation, and that their core constituencies will become its first victims.

All of these cases involved the mushrooming of public protest by long quiescent constituencies with no prior record of coordinated action.