Sentence examples for either constituency from inspiring English sources

The two parties would jointly pick one man and one woman and then agree which candidate could stand in either constituency.

There is nothing new about that, either: most constituency redistributions in modern times have been perilous for Labour, thanks to long-term population movements away from the party's inner-city strongholds to more Tory-friendly suburbs.But this time is also different.

The new rules of policy-making will force either constituencies on the left or constituencies on the right to absorb major losses.

She does not have a natural constituency either on the right or the left of the party.

It promises to bring growth and prosperity either to their constituency, or to marginal ones, or to both.

We know that Bush and his cohorts communicate with their constituency either directly or, if they speak through the media, they use code words that have special meanings to conservatives, especially the Christian right.

Work and pensions secretary James Purnell's promise to force the sick back to work has not gone down well either, in a constituency where tens of thousands people are claiming incapacity benefits.

Each of the villages is also part of a constituency, either North East Somerset or North Somerset.

Having now sat through the 90-minute, uh, entertainment, I'm not certain how much sense it makes to recommend the proceedings to either the former constituency or the latter.

Legg's final report, published in February 2010 (House of Commons Members Estimate Committee, 2010), focused on overly excessive claims made within the Additional Costs Allowance, a scheme that allowed MPs to claim money to pay for and maintain a second home, either in their constituency or in London.

But there has been no promise to abolish functional constituencies, either in 2012 or beyond.