Sentence examples for present constituency from inspiring English sources

The constituency of Stretford was created in 1885, and existed until 1997, when it was replaced by the present constituency of Stretford and Urmston.

Sure of holding on to their present constituencies for life, they do not fancy having to scramble on to a party list in future.

The home education community was generally alarmed and upset, and began a fightback that made history when 70 MP's presented 120 constituency petitions opposing changes qualifying the right to home educate.

For the present, both constituencies retain two Board positions, which will hopefully preserve a balance between private and public perspectives.

It is as if students were a bottomless pit of funding, an alien constituency present only as part of an abstract economic equation.

The fact Gething lives in Butetown but close to the renovated tourist hotspot in Cardiff Bay, but must also manage the demands of Penarthian's across the waters as well as the issues which come from the diverse wards of Splott, Llanrumney and Grangetown – gives some idea of the vibrancy and challenges his constituency presents.

A spokesman for Watson subsequently made it clear he had not realised there were no staff members present in Creasy's constituency office when the march took place.

Peter Kellner, president of YouGov, said Ashcroft "does his very best to produce accurate data", but warned constituency polls present difficulties for pollsters.

After the first round, on the present FPTP, single-member constituency system, all parties would keep the seats they had won.

"It's very important that the boundaries of constituencies are changed periodically to reflect changes in the population – and it's very unfair at present that not all constituencies are of equal size.

Sinn Fein has two of Northern Ireland's 18 Westminster constituencies at present - Gerry Adams' West Belfast republican heartland and Martin McGuinness in Mid-Ulster - while the SDLP has three, all of which are likely to be held.