Sentence examples for constituency fell from inspiring English sources

Its total seats, in both types of constituency, fell from 13 to 12.

But the Tory MP, whose wife is a property journalist, said house values in his constituency fell by 3 per cent between 2010 and 2012 and is launching his own legal action against the authority.

The MP for Corby and East Northamptonshire, whose constituency fell victim to Johnston Press's plans to downsize a number of daily titles to weekly publication, said the digital age had not yet brought a substitute for local journalism.

He disputes valuations of his property done in 2010 and 2012 and says they assume his property rose by almost 20% in value, while others in his constituency fell by 3% over the same period.

England and Wales are likely to see even more turbulence, with the number of English constituencies falling from 533 to 501, and Wales losing more than a quarter of is seats, from 40 to 29.

Mass protest aside, I suggest that voters affected by HS2 do their utmost to remove from office every single MP – mostly Conservative – whose constituencies fall along the route, and replace them with anti-HS2 independents.

A large proportion of constituencies fall into this category.

Wells was another Lib Dem constituency which fell to the Conservatives.

Like the vast majority of Scotland's 59 Commons constituencies, it fell to the SNP.

In Havering and Redbridge, the National Front candidate increased the party's share of the vote from 2008 but in the Greenwich and Lewisham and Ealing and Hillingdon constituencies support fell.

It's been very stressful, and it's been worst for the smaller, younger organizations, that don't have the long-term constituency to fall back on".