Sentence examples for constituency borders from inspiring English sources

The art of power English for Schadenfreude Correction: English wine Award: Anne McElvoy ReprintsIntegral to any shrinking of the Commons is a redrawing of constituency borders.

The resulting constituency borders are so convoluted that Elbridge Gerry himself would be astonished.Roughly 85% of America's population growth has been among minorities.

Mr Brown's constituency borders Dunfermline and West Fife, but Mr Cameron said he did not feel uncomfortable about campaigning in such a Labour heartland.

Mr Jones later accused Mr Corbyn of opening up a north-south divide in his Shadow Cabinet by sacking northern MPs while promoting London-based MPs, such as Ms Thornberry, whose constituency borders Mr Corbyn's.

Saddleworth has a long history of tactical voting; it helped the Liberals win Colne Valley and then Saddleworth and Littleborough when constituency borders included its network of villages in those seats.

The Labour MP Paula Sherriff, whose Yorkshire constituency borders that of the murdered MP Jo Cox, said the BNP had leafleted homes in the area saying Cox had helped Muslims who might go on to join Islamic State.

They include, threateningly for Mr Brown, a constituency that borders his own Kirkcaldy seat Fife Central, Labour for the past half-century.

This industrial South Essex constituency, which borders London and is split by the M25, has become an three-way ultra-marginal.

Why are the Cornish objecting to the proposed cross-border constituency (Cornish in uproar at border breaching the Tamar, 14 September)?

Campaigning in Duns in the east of the large Borders constituency, Lamont is low-key and effective on the doorstep.

The Scottish secretary, the MP for the Borders constituency of Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk, opened his speech with a reference to the battle of Flodden in 1513, the largest battle between Scottish and English forces, which ended in defeat and death for the Scottish king James IV. Moore insisted he regarded himself as a proud Borderer, a Scot, but someone who is equally British.