Sentence examples for constituency indicates from inspiring English sources

All of which is not speculation, as an independent survey of over 500 haulage companies from my constituency indicates.

A few bellwether constituencies indicated the shape of the election's outcome.

The latest poll by Lord Ashcroft – surveying a series of constituencies across the UK – indicates that the SNP, led by Nicola Sturgeon, could win 56 of Scotland's 59 parliamentary seats, according to the veteran polling analyst Mike Smithson.

While there is no guarantee that the apathy vote would have substantially changed the result of the election, as there is no certainty they would have disproportionally favoured one party over the rest of their constituency, the figures indicate that the Apathy Party still dominates British politics.

However, analysis indicates that if MPs for Scottish constituencies - there are currently 59 - had not had a vote it would have made no difference to the vast majority of decisions on both devolved and non-devolved issues.

However, Mr Farage indicates that he would not stop agreements in individual constituencies, an intervention that threatens to split the Conservatives during the party's annual conference in Manchester.

This indicates a sub-optimal level of involvement of these constituencies.

An investigation for the Observer, carried out by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, indicates that the United and Cecil Club is playing a crucial role in funnelling cash from often unidentifiable donors to Tory party constituencies.

There is political pressure on some Conservative MPs who will see the route pass through their constituencies, and some have indicated that they may vote against the government's bill when it reaches parliament.

The former shadow business secretary has faced unrest among activists in the Wallasey constituency Labour party since she indicated that she might challenge Corbyn.

What the response to his election indicated was a sizeable constituency, both at home and abroad, for a shift towards greater peace and equality than the politics that dominated the last decade.