Sentence examples for moved constituency from inspiring English sources

Mr Galloway has moved constituency because in 2005 he pledged to win Bethnal Green and Bow on behalf of the Bangladeshi community and then hand it over to a local candidate – a decision Labour activists routinely claim is "the only promise he's kept".

"We're positively convinced that our issues are the ones that would move our constituency," said Bill de Blasio, Mrs. Clinton's campaign manager.

I would have moved to his constituency always to be able to vote for him.

Mr Harvey moved into the constituency and backed its demands for cheaper petrol.

As far from the confines of London as it was possible to be, our parliamentary office had moved to the constituency to prepare for the 2010 general election.

ZANU-PF handed out government development money and an extra 4,000 voters were moved to the constituency before the poll.Nobody expects next year's presidential election to be free, fair or properly monitored either.

As the closely fought battle for the Kent constituency moved into its final hours, supporters aligning themselves to the Ukip leader, Nigel Farage, were accused of pressuring people as they approached polling stations, and swearing at those who said they would not vote for the party.

She moved to the constituency with her first husband and their three children, but the marriage broke down in 2009.

So if we went through the data, constituency by constituency, and moved Green voters into the Labour column, what would happen?

Powell had moved to the Northern Ireland constituency after resigning from the Conservatives over Europe.

Labour MP David Lammy tried to keep a straight face when suggesting the Houses of Parliament could be moved to Tottenham, the constituency he represents in north London.