Sentence examples for constituency describing from inspiring English sources

The Prime Minister offered stronger support for Clarkson, who has a house in David Cameron's Witney constituency, describing him as "a friend" and "a huge talent".

Independent candidate Carlton Reeve claimed the Lib Democrats deliberately left his name off placards around the constituency describing the name Clegg as "toxic around here".

Mr Hayes has campaigned against wind farms in his Lincolnshire constituency, describing turbines as a "terrible intrusion" on the landscape … Following the reshuffle, Mr Davey told officials that he would take over responsibility for many of the issues that Mr Hendry had overseen.

By winning in Croydon North West, a previously little-celebrated constituency described by a British politician as "stopping a halfmile short of anything interesting," the alliance overcame a major obstacle.

In 2013, the decision was made to close Kellingley colliery; Yvette Cooper, who is MP for a neighbouring constituency, describes a series of attempts to save it, including finding investors, a workforce buy-out and applying for EU state aid.

Halberstam then proceeds to show that Washington preferred not to think about larger purposes, and that the new political constituency he describes lacked clout.

He is given a card describing his constituency and a batch of votes.

Lammy suggests Tottenham had no choice but to regenerate, describing his constituency as struggling before the riots.

Amber Rudd: Energy and Climate Change Secretary Wins a big promotion after increasing her majority in Hastings and Rye despite once describing her constituency as a "bit depressing".

I'm only describing one constituency; all the others might have been locked in a bare-knuckle fight between realists and radicals.

"The strategic goal of the project is to drive a wedge between gays and blacks — two key Democratic constituencies," the memo says, describing an initiative called the "Not a Civil Right Project".