Sentence examples for constituency is affected from inspiring English sources

"I'm asking them [M&S] what we can do locally to help change their mind," said Thérèse Coffey, a junior minister whose Suffolk Coastal constituency is affected by the closure of the retailer's Felixstowe branch.

Tim Loughton, a Conservative MP whose Worthing and Shoreham constituency is affected by the strikes, also believes Grayling is doing a better job than his predecessors at dealing with the problems afflicting the Southern franchise and is willing to listen to his ideas about a new bill entitling passengers to automatic compensation for disruption and a tough new rail complaints ombudsman.

TheIndependent on Sunday reportedthat Mr Osborne introduced Heathrow as an option for airport expansion at a cabinet meeting earlier this month - prompting anger from Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg and Ms Greening, whose Putney constituency is affected by aircraft noise.

But will future scholars be able to detect how this young and dynamic constituency is affecting electoral politics?

The BSC ruled against a similar complaint by Ms Follett's fellow Labour MP, Syd Rapson, whose Portsmouth North constituency was affected by anti-paedophile riots in 2000.

But Mrs Hodge, whose constituency was affected by the building of the Channel Tunnel rail ink in the 1990s, said: "This time round you are dealing with every grievance from Hampstead right through every constituency...It's a complete madness".

It's not just profits that are at stake; multiple constituencies are affected when businesses decide to divest.

The pair did convene an emergency meeting at Downing Street on Monday night with 25 Tory MPs whose constituencies are affected by the continued disruption on the route.

At least seven Conservative MPs whose constituencies are affected by the Southern strike are understood to be backing Philp's plan.

In both cases, regardless of whether Brad or James Comey individually did anything wrong, their respective constituencies were affected by the words they chose and the tone they used.

RM: This will be welcomed by Labour MPs whose constituencies are affected by steel closures, and Tory rightwingers who have long complained about high environmental tariffs for industry – but it has come too late to save jobs and plants that have already been mothballed.