Sentence examples for constituency between from inspiring English sources

Cameron says he hopes to spend a lot of time in George's constituency between now and the election.

In England and Wales, on average, there were 800 names added to the register in the average constituency between the 1 December 2014 and late April 2015.

He had represented Kingswood between 1979 and 1983 and, after a boundary change, the then Wansdyke constituency between 1983 and 1997.

He said it was likely to be an east-west division and there would "absolutely not" be any splitting of a constituency between the island and part of the mainland.

For the Welsh assembly and Scottish parliament, Labour twinned constituencies between one male candidate and one female candidate.

The same is true for a school superintendent, but the constituencies between which they have to forge common ground are so much more intimidating: They're called "parents," "teachers," "students" and "school boards".

Covering more campaign miles than ever before, our programmes and services will tour key constituencies between Monday 20 April and Friday 1 May.

An estate map of 1685 shows that much of the land around Reculver then belonged to James Oxenden, who spent much of his life as an MP for Kent constituencies, between 1679 and 1702.

Stockhausen's audience at that formative time was the musical constituency in between the by-then boring planet LSD and what gets called 'classical' 20th-century music.

Annual donations were accepted by May's Maidenhead constituency party between 2003 and 2006 despite Guardian investigations that highlighted corruption allegations levelled at David Mabey's bridge manufacturing business.

"The constituency agreement between the Philharmonic and Lincoln Center is a contract that states that in exchange for certain privileges and obligations, the Philharmonic won't perform anywhere else in New York through 2011," Mr. Crawford said.