Sentence examples for significant seat from inspiring English sources

The only significant seat polling we do have are Lord Aschoft's constituency polls.

Excellent Scotland Major rebound in vote, outperforming polls and making significant seat gains at the regional-list level.

A projected share above 35% despite Ukip competition, a large lead over the Conservatives in overall vote share, and significant seat gains should be Labour's minimum goals.

Local elections Significant seat gains 30-600), though less than in 2013 and 2014 – enough to point to another advance in local representation.

Rather than remove Lieberman from a post leading the homeland security committee, which gives him wide leeway to oversee the new Obama administration, Democratic senators opted to strip him of a less significant seat on the environment committee.

There have been reports that Congress is planning a more public role for Gandhi Vadra, with suggestions that she might even stand as a Congress candidate against Modi, 63, in the hugely significant seat of Varanasi, the northern holy city.

Ibrahim, whose political party won significant seats in the 2008 election, is a veteran of such accusations, having spent six years in prison for corruption, which he and many others maintain was solely fuelled by a malicious government campaign to silence him for his vocal protests.

When the Korean peninsula's national division system is dismantled and the new progressive party gain significant seats in the National Assembly, anticommunism will surrender to political principles such as liberalism, social democracy and other progressive values.

Girlfriends have come and gone on these trips, but my brother and I continue to have some of our most significant conversations seated on chair lifts.

The results indicated a significant increase in seat belt use from 81% to 96%, but ratings of driver acceptance were low, indicating poor acceptance.

The results show that there is a significant relationship between seat height and FTSTS times, at least among stroke survivors.