Sentence examples for constituency covers from inspiring English sources

The Labour MP Stephen Kinnock, whose constituency covers Port Talbot, welcomed Gupta's interest but questioned the credibility of his plan.

Tim Farron, the Lib Dem leader whose constituency covers parts of both the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales national parks, said the Government's behaviour had been "outrageous".

The new constituency covers all French citizens living in 10 countries in northern Europe Denmarkk (including Greenland), Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden and the UK.

Cunningham, whose constituency covers Cockermouth, said: "If the floods in Carlisle are anything to go by then people were out of their homes for 10, 11, even 12 months.

Going into the talks, senior ministers were divided, and Liberal backbencher Sharman Stone – whose Murray constituency covers the factory – was campaigning publicly for the government to give SPC the cash.

Shadow Children's minister Lucy Powell, whose constituency covers Chetham's and the Royal Northern College, said: "Given the cross-over nature of the offences, an inquiry under Operation Yewtree, looking at historical allegations of child abuse by Jimmy Savile and others, that could be specific to music schools would be welcome.

Mr Nattrass's constituency covered Herefordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, the West Midlands and Worcestershire.

"In France, we are used to social spasms, especially in agriculture," says the Socialist deputy for the Finistère constituency which covers Carhaix, Richard Ferrand.

Why isn't it about positive politics, a politics of hope, that actually speaks to people?" The City and East constituency – which covers the City of London, Barking and Dagenham, Newham, and Tower Hamlets – has been held by Labour's John Biggs since the creation of the London Assembly in 2000.

Also, any region that the Lib Dems were particularly successful in last year will have to field at least two candidates from under-represented groups in the constituencies it covers.

Meanwhile Henry Drummond, Member of Parliament for the West Surrey constituency which covered the Brookwood site, James Mangles, MP for the nearby constituency of Guildford, and labour reform campaigner Lord Ashley (later Lord Shaftesbury) lobbied against the proposal.