Sentence examples for existing constituencies from inspiring English sources

By using Facebook, Twitter and the like, and courting Web sites and bloggers, filmmakers are connecting with existing constituencies.

"It's hard to convince an elected official to alienate existing constituencies in order to make the world better in 15 years," Mr. Grumet said.

In 1983 the Boundaries Commission absorbed Heywood and Royton into existing constituencies, all with sitting Labour MPs, and Barnett was made a peer.

Your report about forthcoming Westminster constituency boundary changes (Constituency review 'will hit Labour hard', 29 August) suggests that only existing constituencies outside the new quota range are under threat.

Hence, there were no existing constituencies - in the private sector, the environmental advocacy community, or government - for the status quo approach, because there was no status quo approach.

Following their review of parliamentary representation in Cambridgeshire in 2005, the Boundary Commission for England made minor alterations to the existing constituencies to deal with population changes.

The proposals from the Boundary Commission for Scotland leave only one existing constituency unchanged, in addition to two island groupings protected by legislation.

The Labour MP said that large parts of her existing constituency would be taken into the Swinton seat.

Under Labour rules for deciding who represents rejigged constituencies, MPs need more than 40% of the seat to contain their existing constituents to have a chance to compete for it.

The county franchise was not substantially changed, but 45 new seats were created by taking one seat from existing borough constituencies with a population of fewer than 10,000.

Only 11 existing Scottish constituencies have electorates within 5% of the quota, largely because of the country's divergent population distribution between rural and urban areas.