Sentence examples for constituency the same from inspiring English sources

That means Mr. Rehberg has had to find common cause with a diverse constituency — the same voters Mr. Tester needs — in getting elected to Congress six times.

The self-proclaimed superhero, 60, is standing to be an MP in the Aberavon constituency, the same seat Stephen Kinnock -the son of former Labour leader Neil - is contesting.

Despite giving the Tories an overall electoral boost, the plans could create a headache for Theresa May as up to 17 of her MPs would lose their current constituencies – the same number as the party's working majority.

Despite giving the Tories an electoral boost overall, the plans could create a headache for Theresa May as up to 17 of her MPs lose their current constituencies – the same number as the party's working majority.

They have studied previous attempts by the various boundary commissions to make the electoral system fairer by changing constituency boundaries and they have concluded that trying to make "Tory" constituencies the same size as "Labour" constituencies won't make much difference.

Malik was facing questions over why he was claiming money from the taxpayers' office costs allowance to fund an office in his constituency home in Dewsbury when he was making claims for his office costs elsewhere in his constituency at the same time.

Christchurch has a population of 54,000 and sits at the heart of a parliamentary constituency with the same name.

Gove said this would produce a fairer system because it would ensure every constituency was the same size.

Perhaps first we need a proportional map of the UK - where each constituency is the same size - and then to plot expenses there.

In Northern Ireland we had to come up with a document about which each leader could say, "This is good for us, for our specific constituency". At the same time, there had to be a broader vision of a society in which everyone was treated equally, regardless of background or religion a society of tolerance and prosperity.

It suggests that there is a natural christian constituency at the same time the segment argues that there are fewer people in these communities than before.