Croatia has a specific system in which there are 10 multi-member constituencies with 14 seats each, combined with 1 multi-member constituency with 3 seats for voters living outside the country and 1 constituency with 8 seats for national minorities.   Denmark’s law provides for 10 multi-member constituencies with 10 seats, 40 compensatory seats and 2 two-member constituencies for the Faroe Islands and Greenland.  Sweden divides its 310 seats over 29 constituencies. On top of that it also uses 39 adjustment seats.  Greece has a mixture of constituencies, ranging from single-member constituencies to constituencies with 44 seats.