Sentence examples for constituency for the first from inspiring English sources

Now it faces a competitor for this constituency for the first time.

Some of the working-class constituents are sceptical about their new candidate, who is married to an heiress, has a butler and visited the constituency for the first time last week.

The opposition was contesting all but one constituency for the first time, drawing enthusiastic crowds, many of them energized by Internet campaigning that opened the race to a clamor of voices and points of view in this tightly controlled city-state.

His Labour shadow Ed Balls, facing the breakup of his constituency for the second time in his career, shares Hilary Benn's seat in West Yorkshire.

The results of the poll of 1,002 UK adults taken over the weekend by Tory peer Lord Ashcroft comes after David Cameron visited the constituency for the fourth time in the campaign today, where he urged Labour and Lib Dem supporters to vote Tory to stop Ukip from winning.

David Cameron is due to visit the constituency for the sixth time in the morning, giving a final boost to a campaign seen by Conservative headquarters as an important test of the party's ability to withstand a Labour attack based on a "Tory cuts" message.

David Cameron is due to visit the constituency for the sixth time this morning, giving a final boost to a campaign seen by Conservative headquarters as an important test of the party's ability to withstand a Labour attack based on a "Tory cuts" message.

French voters in Britain, part of the new Northern Europe constituency introduced for the first time in this presidential election, bucked the general trend in Sunday's first round vote.

Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister, said the SNP was taking nothing for granted but added: "This is a great early Christmas present for the SNP – our best ever Survation poll rating for a UK general election, as well as being over 50% for the Scottish parliament constituency vote for the first time".

An attempt to impose a 3% value-added tax in September prompted bazaar merchants, long seen as an important conservative constituency, to strike for the first time since the 1979 revolution, forcing a government backdown.

First elected at the 1984 Cynon Valley by-election, she was only the fourth woman ever elected for a Welsh constituency - and the first for an industrial seat.