Sentence examples for change in constituency from inspiring English sources
In other words, it would take an unexpected and significant change in constituency seats for Labour to gain a South Wales central regional AM.
Kymlicka's third option 'solidarity with inclusion' has indeed been the choice for many progressive parties linked to a change in their constituencies.
Because it traces the changes in political constituency over time, it can complement the survey from the Cologne Institute for Economic Research, which only addresses the beginning of 2014 and the early stage of AfD.
In fact, the survey's recent findings show a major change in the AfD's constituency (Brähler and Decker 2014; Brähler et al. 2016).
Consultation has closed on the latest stage of proposals to change parliamentary constituency boundaries in England.
One reason Mr. Ridge lost these turf battles is that he has failed to build a constituency for change in Congress.
The handling of the Adani mine is a delicate balancing act for the Coalition and Labor, which are competing both in northern Queensland marginal seats that could benefit from jobs in the Galilee Basin and in climate change conscious constituencies opposed to the new coalmine, particularly in Victoria.
She said: "Despite the economic downturn and changes in the educational constituency, booked visits – which are not included in these figures – by young people to the National Gallery has increased by 7,000 over the last year".
Ms. Gillibrand has said that her change in positions reflected the different, larger constituency she represented in the Senate.
Liberal Democrats threatened to block changes to constituency boundaries in the House of Commons in retaliation for the Conservatives failing to support reform of the House of Lords, in their most serious falling-out since the coalition was formed after the 2010 election.
It probably calculates that General Musharraf needs to start building a constituency in Pakistan for a radical change in the country's negotiating position.
