Sentence examples for constituencies put from inspiring English sources

The survey in 26 battleground constituencies put Labour 12 points ahead across 26 battleground constituencies on 41% to the Tories 29%, with an average 6.5% swing from the Tories to Ed Miliband's party.

Their powerful constituency put languishing 19th-century ideas back in play, and passed them in the form of the 1916 zoning resolution.

Clegg said he had not seen Ashcroft's latest poll, but added that private Lib Dem polling of the constituency put him "firmly ahead" and repeated that those polled had not been told the name of the candidate, which he argues distorts the result.

Last Thursday while the House of Commons debated BBC cuts, Mr Farron was in his Lake District constituency, putting himself in the path of "regular folks" unhappy at what the coalition is doing.

"Nadine is quite used to being in the press and she must know what effect this will have in the constituency, putting some of us who are responsible for the political running of the constituency at a disadvantage".

"We're having a democracy awayday for the NEC in early November, which gives a month for unions and constituencies to put their ideas forward for democratising policymaking, for the future structure of the NEC beyond this year," he said.

Despite repeated requests she had never named the constituencies or put forward any evidence.

Some of us, presumed to be part of that very constituency, certainly hope that President Obama will disregard the wrongful wishes of that constituency and put the United States on the right side of this issue once and for all.

The only two polls conducted in the constituency also put the Conservatives ahead.

(Speaking to another constituency, Major League Baseball put out a statement saying that it was "closely monitoring the White House's announcement").

Murphy and Deans were suspended and the Falkirk constituency party put into "special measures" after an internal report – not yet published but leaked to a newspaper – found concerns over the process of selecting a candidate for the 2015 general election.