Sentence examples for boundary changes in a from inspiring English sources

He told Radio 4's Today programme he would oppose boundary changes in a vote expected to take place next year but insisted the dispute would not wreck the coalition.

The 85-acre unincorporated area of about 1,300 residents was placed under Huntington's sphere of influence about a year ago by LAFCO, which oversees the process of municipal boundary changes, in an effort to decrease the number of Orange County "islands," the generally small, unincorporated areas that were hard to serve.

Proclaimed a national monument in 1978, it underwent boundary changes in 1980 when it became a national park.

Proclaimed a national monument in 1978, the area underwent boundary changes in 1980 when it became a national park and preserve.

And just as Yugoslavia began to fall apart following seemingly innocuous secessions, there is a fear that boundary changes in Macedonia could trigger serious unrest across the Balkans.

And just as Yugoslavia began to fall apart following seemingly innocuous secessions, there is a fear that boundary changes in Macedonia could trigger serious unrest, or even another war, across the Balkans.

Proclaimed a monument in 1978, the area underwent boundary changes in 1980.

Lib Dem MPs were rumbling ominously about blocking the Conservatives' coveted boundary changes in revenge (but that would require their ministers to vote against a coalition measure).

Senior aides to the deputy prime minister say the failure to deliver Lords reform was an "unprecedented event", so they are killing off boundary changes in return.

There was no commitment to introduce the boundary changes in time for the 2015 election, Mr Clegg argued, and the Lib Dems as a whole would not support their introduction before then in any future vote.

Boundary changes in 1918 merged the town of Ely with the old Wisbech constituency to create a new constituency of Isle of Ely.