Sentence examples for seaside constituency from inspiring English sources
It was not clear this morning, meanwhile, what coalition would govern in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, a lush Baltic region which includes Angela Merkel's seaside constituency.
Residents of the Essex seaside constituency will get the chance to choose the Conservative candidate at a US-style open primary.
The voters in his Essex seaside constituency will, however, be wasting their time, he seems to argue: "Those whom voters elect in Britain, America, Japan and Europe no longer decide what government does".
At times, it has also looked like Farage did not make things easy for himself by choosing to fight the Kent seaside constituency – an unpredictable marginal that has elected MPs from both Labour and the Conservatives in the past.
The Conservatives won the seat in 2010 with a majority of 7,617 but some opinion polls have suggested that UKIP is now ahead in the seaside constituency.
Broadly speaking, these are a mix of suburban areas such as Enfield, in London; new town seats such as Harlow and Bedford, and seaside constituencies such as Hastings and Rye in Sussex or Morecambe and Lunesdale in Lancashire.
On the other side of the coin, the area which scored lowest on the index was the seaside Conservative constituency of Bournemouth East; this makes it the most comfortable place in the country when it comes to household spending.
According to news reports, he has struck an agreement with the Karachi-based political party M.Q.M., a former ally, to stand unopposed by its candidates in the race for the parliamentary seat from Clifton and Defence, a constituency of posh seaside residential areas in the port city.
Seaside Park, 1 Barnum Dyke.
Bombón knows his constituency.
