Sentence examples for revised constituencies from inspiring English sources

Scores of party colleagues will suddenly find themselves pitched into battles to contest merged seats, while hundreds of MPs will be fighting such radically revised constituencies that previously comfortable majorities cannot be guaranteed.

They say that Labour just does better because its vote is more effectively distributed, and they conclude: Hopes among Labour's rivals that revising constituency boundaries might level the playing field are very largely misplaced, therefore.

The Boundary Commission will publish revised proposals on constituencies next year, with finalised plans being submitted to Parliament for approval by October 2013.

In early 1996, he was selected for Stafford, a constituency revised in boundary changes, which was projected to have a Conservative majority.

MPs often also need to cultivate new constituents because the boundaries of their constituencies have been revised.

They revised their political outlook to appeal to a wider constituency, abandoning some of the ideological baggage that had kept them out of power.

Planned changes to shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna's Streatham constituency in south London have also been revised, meaning the boundaries of the proposed Clapham and Streatham seat would be closer to the one he won in 2010.

"In the last review, at the same time, we changed nearly two-thirds of the constituencies from the initial proposal stage to the revised proposals during the process.

Before the commencement of elections the Cabinet of India revised the limit of election expenditure by a candidate for Parliamentary Constituencies to in bigger states and to in smaller states and all union territories except Delhi.

Enter stage right the new redrawn constituency boundaries, which will be based on the revised electoral registers.

6 These revised "estimating with confidence" population figures for the 1991 census were aggregated from 1991 census wards to parliamentary constituencies and interpolated between 1991 and 2000.