Sentence examples for proposed constituency from inspiring English sources

The Electoral Commission warned that the proposed constituency regulation may be unenforceable' except in extreme cases.

The commission says the A39 provides "a strong communication link" along the north coast of the proposed constituency.

In discussing the coalition agreement last year, a leading Conservative minister told me when we spoke about the proposed constituency boundary reviews how he felt that Liberal Democrats "underestimated the progress that the Conservatives had made in going for a largely elected House of Lords using the Lib Dems' preferred system of proportional representation".

Holland-Kaye's letter reminds the mayor that an expanded Heathrow would "create over 100,000 new jobs, many of which will be in your proposed constituency of Uxbridge".

But it's the way the proposed new constituencies have been created that is so egregious.

The proposed new constituencies will see significant consultation and review before anything is confirmed, with public meetings in October and November and submissions being accepted until December.

One of the opposition's grievances was on the government's proposed changes to constituency boundaries, which the parliament approved in September.

The proposed changes to constituency boundaries were intended to correct a strong bias in the electoral system in favour of the Labour Party.

After the last election, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats proposed changing some constituency boundaries and reducing the number of MPs.

He had also proposed to twin constituencies and have Members of Parliament (MPs) contest as a pair, one of whom had to be from a minority community.

The SNP MP for Paisley and Renfrewshire North, Gavin Newlands, said he was waiting for a meeting with Goodwill to discuss the proposed move to his constituency, which he has noted "raises issues locally as well as on the UK government's immigration policy".