Sentence examples for constituency changes in from inspiring English sources

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.

So will my constituency change?

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

One reason Mr. Ridge lost these turf battles is that he has failed to build a constituency for change in Congress.

Have constituencies changed since the last general election in 2010?

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

He had remained MP for the constituency after it underwent boundary changes in 2005 and was renamed Renfrewshire East.

Because it traces the changes in political constituency over time, it can complement the survey from the Cologne Institute for Economic Research, which only addresses the beginning of 2014 and the early stage of AfD.

Members must vote for what they believe; they have no need to fear deselection or boundary changes in their constituencies or deselection".

She said: "Despite the economic downturn and changes in the educational constituency, booked visits – which are not included in these figures – by young people to the National Gallery has increased by 7,000 over the last year".