Sentence examples for boundary change from inspiring English sources

"Theoretically, could we solve it by a countywide boundary change?

After the boundary change in 2015, that number fell to 44 million.

There may be more controlled explosions like Mr Clegg's rejection of boundary change last summer.

"We want the boundary change vote to go ahead," he told reporters.

Mr Balls said: "It's obviously more complicated when you have had a big boundary change.

But he added: "We are going through, unfortunately, a boundary change, every constituency boundary is going to change.

There had been a boundary change which brought a number of large working-class estates into the constituency.

However, as no broad-scale assessment of rainforest boundary change had been undertaken, the rate and even direction of boundary change remained uncertain.

Morley and Outwood is a new constituency created from a boundary change that Ed Balls vigorously opposed.

Some Tory strategists are quite open in saying that the party is unlikely to win the next election without the 20-boundary change seats.

The IMD 2010 applies to post-boundary change local authorities and therefore those which did not exist after 2009 were excluded from the analysis.