Sentence examples for constituency would be from inspiring English sources

Only 345 homes in his constituency would be affected by the mansion tax.

He would not be able to believe that, 170 years later, some 10,000 adults in the Finsbury and Islington constituency would be deemed "non people" and that the constituency would be seen as "too small".

On Saturday night, it announced that 40 stations in the constituency would be re-polled — the only such case across the country.

There's nothing in it, of course, but Mr Thurso's far-flung Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross constituency would be an ideal place to lie low.

Six TV also intends to lobby communications minister Ed Vaizey, whose Wantage & Didcot constituency would be within reach of its Oxford service if it became operational.

You'd think that this constituency would be a natural for the Tories as it's one of the richest in the country, with a beautiful stretch of the Thames, posh houses aplenty and good shopping in Richmond and Kingston.

Forty-nine of the predicted renter-heavy constituencies would be in London – northern cities are already more likely to be renter dominated.

Each of the investors has his own circle of influence and friends, and could reasonably expect that those constituencies would be looked after by the magazine.

A government with a majority of British but not English seats might struggle to pass many of its manifesto pledges, and ministers from Scottish constituencies would be unable to vote on their own bills.

Given its dire standing in the polls and last year's annihilation, winning four or five constituencies would be seen as a good result, as long as Labour comes second overall.

Instead of ignoring female candidates, local constituencies would be competing to select the best women on the list as early as possible, and all of the women on the list would experience being a candidate in a general election – making the whole process much less foreboding for the next generation.