Sentence examples for constituency changes from inspiring English sources

"I'm very confident of the constituency changes that are suggested.

He promised to "hold Cameron's feet to the fire" over Lords reform, probably blocking constituency changes in return.

Callaghan simply delayed the implementation of these constituency changes, in defiance of the usual protocol, to the fury of the Tories and much of the press, and the next general election, in 1970, was fought without them.

Labour, which is forecast to see the greatest turbulence in its seats, has called for the process to be delayed to allow the constituency changes to be based on more up-to-date data.

They are desperate for a referendum on its abolition, though in truth they are not wild about the AV system proposed instead (before the election Nick Clegg, their leader, called it a "miserable little compromise").A referendum on the matter has been bundled along with constituency changes, which most Tories support, into a single bill to maximise coalition support.

While each institution responded in its own ways to these constituency changes, Princeton made at this time a deliberative decision to try to be supportive of theists and non-theists -- the beliefs, practices, questing, disbelief and questions of all.

So will my constituency change?

At the 2010 general election this constituency changed to North East Somerset.

In a city with many different strong-willed constituencies, change can be difficult, even when creating urban oases.

Have constituencies changed since the last general election in 2010?

It viewed his departure through the prism of constituency boundary changes: "Although Mr Cameron leaves politics as a man who failed, in these boundary changes he may bequeath the Conservative party a lasting electoral legacy for which Tories will thank him for decades".