Sentence examples for constituencies until from inspiring English sources

The government did not release the roll of registered voters, nor the boundaries of constituencies, until it was taken to court by the MDC.

These campaigns were working within their own constituencies until the Evening Standard decided to play those cards and run untruthful and misleading headlines and reports.

Saunders notes that it was not customary for a party leader to campaign outside his own constituency until the 1870s.

Nawaz, meanwhile, initially delighted in Qureshi's unprecedented, revolutionary agricultural tax on the feudal landlords, who dominate Benazir's constituency, until his own feudal supporters began grumbling.

At Christie's Tuesday sale, the two highest prices were realized by 18th century English school pictures that appealed to a limited constituency until fairly recently.

He was educated at Harrow and New College, Oxford, and entered Parliament for Chelsea in 1910, retaining the constituency until 1944.

Purnell will continue to represent his constituency until the election, and will continue as director of the Open Left project at the thinktank Demos.

He remained MP for his Scottish highland constituency until May 7th, when he found himself at the junction of the two most dramatic trends at the general election: the stratospheric rise of the Scottish National Party and the collapse of the Lib Dems.

Dorries is an independent for Mid-Bedfordshire who was the Tory MP for the constituency until she was suspended by the party after taking time off from parliament to be a contestant on ITV's jungle-based reality show I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here.

He was elected to Parliament in 1972 for the Liberals and served the constituency until he retired in 1992.

Sir Malcolm Rifkind, 68, was born in Edinburgh and worked as an advocate before being elected as MP for Edinburgh Pentlands in 1974, representing the constituency until 1997.