Sentence examples for constituencies identified from inspiring English sources

In the 90 constituencies identified where Labour is the challenging party, the majority of candidates have some links to Westminster or Brussels in their background, including former or current staff of Ed Miliband, Yvette Cooper, Tessa Jowell, Ruth Kelly, Hazel Blears, Alistair Darling, Hilary Armstrong, Mary Creagh, Lord Foulkes, David Blunkett and Lord Sugar.

Bill Esterson, Labour MP for Sefton, who used to be a councillor in the constituency, identified some of his party's lost voters as those in former council housing who backed Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, then Blair for three terms, but who are now attracted by Nigel Farage.

Reports from several constituencies have identified inadequacies in the teaching of MSK PE clinical skills [ 15- 22].

"This high-level forum brings together an impressive array of public and private constituencies, to identify the smart investments that can be dedicated to one ambitious, yet simple goal - to end preventable child deaths," she said.

Such efforts, already begun, and collaborations between groups with similar goals, such as the NIEHS and the Fogarty International Center, could help build a constituency to identify and diminish the many risks posed by environmental hazards.

A third organisation, the Iraq Research Group, said to be led by Stephen Crouch, the former chairman of the Tory Party's Camarthen West and South Pembrokeshire constituency, has been identified in media reports as a possible candidate.

We find transnational adaptation governance to be firmly anchored within the UNFCCC, but a recent change towards adaptation governed by a transnational constituency can be identified.

Candidates will be encouraged to tailor messages to the local constituency to an unprecedented degree and ministers will be sent into vulnerable constituencies to attack carefully identified targets.

One senior cable executive, who asked not to be identified analyzing constituencies his network must make deals with, said there is "a cadence to television" that sets up the season.

But, as polling this week suggested Nick Clegg's party could suffer losses across the South-west, and even fall into third place behind Labour in one Cornish constituency, the Tories have identified the region as a key battleground in its desperate search for a majority.

Dr Matthew Goodwin of the University of Nottingham has identified five Labour constituencies particularly vulnerable to Farage's party, fuelled greatly by unease over immigration.