Sentence examples for constituency which is from inspiring English sources

He also jokes his battery "is currently manufactured in [energy secretary] Amber Rudd's constituency, which is good politically".

On the one hand, the legislature and (by definition) the state's mayors draw on a gritty urban constituency, which is more conservative on social and fiscal issues.

He said voters in his Richmond Park and North Kingston constituency (which is under the Heathrow flightpath) had been sceptical of the Conservative party's position before the election.

Indeed, Handel's oratorio comes with its own built-in constituency, which is probably why the NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC can afford to compete with itself.

Nearly all MPs believe that it would ruin the quasi-mystical relationship between a member of Parliament and his or her individual constituency, which is the only thing voters like about the existing first-past-the-post system.

Emeritus professor Roger Clough Lancaster University Here in west Lancashire, a constituency which is as far from revolutionary as you could imagine, the red flag is flying in the local Green party.

Mrs Hodge represents Barking, an east London constituency which was once mainly white working class and is now a racially diverse area.

This made sense then, as Labour had a majority of 75 in my Cardiff constituency, which was seen off with no problem.

He used his second-home allowance to fund a home in his north-east London constituency, which was in accordance with the rules.

His father, he said, "was accused during that race of losing touch with his constituency, which wasn't true, but later when I was in Congress I believe I held what was the all-time record for town hall meetings.

The current boundaries were drawn up in 2010, after the Boundary Commission for England recommended that Sheffield Brightside take in part of the Sheffield Hillsborough constituency, which was then abolished.