Sentence examples for constituency's name from inspiring English sources

"He should have known better," says Crispin. "The clue's in his constituency's name.

To be eligible to vote at a contested election in any constituency, a voter's name must be on the latest certified register of electors for that constituency.

When he fought the Chesterfield by-election in 1984, a poll revealed that more than 90 per cent of that constituency's electorate could name the Labour candidate, unprompted.

Armstrong's name and constituency were also written in red.

The Glasgow case was believed to have involved someone entering a polling station in the Glasgow East constituency and crossing a ballot paper under another person's name.

In marginal constituencies, Labour candidates fighting to become MPs are hearing their leader's name cited on the doorsteps as a reason why voters are turning away.

Following the review of parliamentary representation in Somerset, the Boundary Commission for England has created a modified Taunton constituency with the name change Taunton Deane, to reflect the district name For European Parliament elections, the town is included in the South West England constituency which elects six MEPs using the d'Hondt method of party-list proportional representation.

Find your constituency's result.

Her mentor, Fay Gillis Wells, wrote 117 invitations; 99 pilots responded; and the Ninety-Nines had a constituency and a name.

She's kind of a middler, strong on early childhood care and women's rights, less so with minority constituencies than her name and background might suggest.

One of Wilson's closest supporters, furthermore, was a wealthy garment manufacturer, based in his constituency, named Joseph Kagan.