Sentence examples for constituency next to from inspiring English sources

Convicted two years later for fraud (she couldn't resist cheating on her taxes), Bozzi convinced her constituency next to elect her daughter, Valérie, as mayor in her place.

But Mr Brown's reputation was dented last year when the Liberal Democrats won a by-election in the constituency next to his own, despite his personal campaigning in the district.

He was a socialist colleague in a constituency next to mine for something like 17 years so we campaigned together and I well remember traversing the country with him during the miner's strike in 1984/85.

One of those powerful constituencies was next to him onstage: Tom Steyer, the environmental activist, former hedge fund manager and deep-pocketed Democratic donor.

One of those powerful constituencies was next to him on stage: Tom Steyer, the environmental activist, former hedge fund manager and deep-pocketed Democratic donor.

Normally the constituencies concerned are next to each other, and it appears these discrepancies occur when postcodes are on the border between the two constituencies.

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

However, there is next to no constituency for a return to war.

In Columbus, last month, the campaign chose a cul-de-sac seemingly assembled to appeal to its constituency -- a Hispanic family living next to a single mother next to a black couple next to a military veteran next to a laid-off worker, with a foreclosed home in between.

"For him, the north is Greater Manchester, which conveniently is found right next to his Cheshire constituency of Tatton".

A closely choreographed "battle bus" visit by the Lib Dem's Treasury spokesman Vince Cable to Dunfermline and West Fife, where his party is defending a cherished seat next to Gordon Brown's constituency, has been abandoned.