Sentence examples for change constituency from inspiring English sources

The three Westminster leaders claim that reforms introduced by the Government to change constituency boundaries and the process for registering to vote will make the situation "even worse".

On the blog I posted inviting questions, someone (LancsPaul at 10.15am) picked up on that and said you would have to change constituency Labour party rules saying CLPs are primarily concerned with electoral campaigning.

The national dialogue did express support for a "fairer" electoral system but there are no plans to change constituency boundaries or other mechanisms that preserve Sunni control: one Shia constituency has 15 times as many voters as a small Sunni one – classic gerrymandering.

This verdict on the Prime Minister's mission to change constituency boundaries - theoretically moved forward by the Boundary Commission last week - has been delivered by a South West MP.

In some cases, due to demographic change, constituencies will be as small as 60,000 electors, and others will be well over 80,000, a disparity that Clegg condemns in principle.

Your report about forthcoming Westminster constituency boundary changes (Constituency review 'will hit Labour hard', 29 August) suggests that only existing constituencies outside the new quota range are under threat.

With the passionate climate-change constituency shrinking, he might even decide to accept a modicum of carbon heresy as a necessary evil.

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

In other words, it would take an unexpected and significant change in constituency seats for Labour to gain a South Wales central regional AM.

Tell us how you plan to change your constituency or even the country and also what you have done so far.

Consultation has closed on the latest stage of proposals to change parliamentary constituency boundaries in England.