Sentence examples for hold constituencies from inspiring English sources

If it wins these three (and especially if it takes either of wealthier Barnet and Harrow) it will be well on its way.Watch the well-heeled edges of south-west London for signs of whether, after four years of coalition government, the beleaguered Liberal Democrats have retained their famed ability to hold constituencies where they have an MP.

Police were called at around 1.24am to reports of an explosion at the office in Burghley Street, where Mr Boles holds constituency surgeries.

In Scotland, five women Labour MSPs who held constituency seats have stood down, including its former leader, Wendy Alexander, and all have been replaced by men.

Through a comparison of the voting records of members of Congress representing the same geographic territory it holds constituency constantly while allowing for gender and party to vary.

Adam Bandt, the one Green parliamentarian in the old parliament, seemed set to hold his constituency in Melbourne.

Since the presidential vote will be held without constituencies, the relative strength of the MDC in the cities should enable it to deliver its vote.

If they can hold a constituency where the former sitting MP faces jail, they might be able to retain their seats at the next election.

Even winning one region would be seen as a major victory for the party that has never before held these constituencies.

But does it matter that Osborne is the only member of cabinet who actually has to come to the north of England to hold his constituency surgeries?

"The irony is horrid, isn't it?" Cox, 41, was killed outside Birstall library, where she was scheduled to hold a constituency surgery, on 16 June.

Both he and his Labour rival hold regular constituency surgeries, as do the more active local councillors.A rising national tide for the Tories would most likely get Mr Hollobone elected.