Sentence examples for constituency in time from inspiring English sources

The number of assembly members should be reduced to five members per constituency, in time for the 2021 Assembly election.

From what he has seen of Ms. Black over the years, he said, she has done well managing across difficult constituencies and in times of scarce resources.

The centre left has opted to keep generally quiet on immigration even though it may be the key to its central dilemma – how to secure welfare systems for its traditional constituencies in a time of low-growth austerity and neo-liberalism.

There had been no voting here on 28 December because electoral materials for the constituency had not arrived in time and, according to Afari-Djan, the 53,000 registered voters there could affect the outcome of the election as a whole.

The process is being done much more quickly than the previous boundaries review - which took seven years - in order that the new constituencies are in place in time for the 2015 general election.

Fine particulate matter is a heterogeneous mixture that tends to vary in constituency over time and across space [ 58].

It had worked in Glasgow East in July last year: Salmond visited the constituency 11 times in little over three weeks – while running the country, remember.

I want to spend more time with my family, more time in my constituency, more time doing stuff I want to do, like my music".

Because it traces the changes in political constituency over time, it can complement the survey from the Cologne Institute for Economic Research, which only addresses the beginning of 2014 and the early stage of AfD.

This is only one example of the chaos that stemmed from the pace of change in the school system, something I'm hearing about in my constituency time and time again".

That means standing down in his Yeovil constituency next time and seeking 'a last challenge'.