Sentence examples for constituency from a from inspiring English sources
I was a bit surprised that somebody who represents a London constituency from a minority background would think Scandinavia is the way to go.
The Conservative MP made the claim after travelling 0.06 miles, or approximately 96.5 metres, within his North Somerset constituency from a concrete firm to a constituency surgery in Yatton in October 2012.
In his highly appreciative review in The New York Times, Bosley Crowther said that the story of a marshal who eschews retirement in order to protect a cowardly, ungrateful constituency from a vengeance-bent criminal "has a stunning comprehension of that thing we call courage in a man and the thorniness of being courageous in a world of bullies and poltroons".
The flap over Ms. Gillibrand's immigration record underscores the political challenges she faces as she broadens her political constituency from an overwhelmingly white district along New York's eastern fringe to the entire state.
Morley and Outwood is a new constituency created from a boundary change that Ed Balls vigorously opposed.
Isn't Sedgefield a constituency from which many British soldiers come and so would have strong views about your campaign?
John Burnett, the Liberal Democrat MP who took the constituency from the Tories with a small majority in the 1997 election, echoes these concerns.Others differ.
Space constraints meant I couldn't dwell on the challenge she faces in her constituency from Ukip, who came a decent second in the 2012 byelection.
She said that she was not concerned at this stage about how the changes may affect her vote, but was angry that the people of Salford were being asked to vote in a constituency from the neighbouring city of Manchester.
The author, who writes fiction under her maiden name Louise Bagshawe, won the constituency from Labour in 2010 with a majority of 1,951.
