Sentence examples for support in the constituency from inspiring English sources

While it is true that national membership of Respect continues to grow – having reached 2,000 now, compared with just 300 before the Bradford byelection, according to the party secretary Chris Chilvers – it is disingenuous for Galloway to claim he has not lost support in the constituency.

Yet hustings have shown that Oona may enjoy more support in the constituencies than some assume and if, as widely expected, she does lose, the margin of her defeat might be interesting.

This small but noisy Parliamentary el ment was recording its belief (which probably has a good deal of support in the constituencies) that disowning the Hanoi bombings did not go far enough, and that nothing but a clean public break with American policy would do.

We will see whether the party can sustain this level of support in these constituencies for another ten months.

"Given the general erosion of his position in the opinion polls, Bloomberg really needs to have a strategy for rebuilding support in these constituencies," Dr. Mollenkopf said.

"There is huge support for Arsenal in the constituency and - apart from a community sports facility which was lost and not replaced when the club moved from Highbury - great pride in the new stadium and what the current board and team are achieving.

In 2011 Iain McNicol, the general secretary, started decentralising the party: giving candidates more latitude to focus on local issues and moving staff from co-ordinating roles in central office to training and supporting ones in the constituencies.

But aside from Lucas, many of these votes went to creditable losers, among them Bennett, who increased Green support in the inner London constituency of Holborn and St Pancras by 10 points but was still third behind Labour and the Conservatives.

They attacked the Lib Dem candidate for supporting house-building in the constituency.

Doubtless some SNP supporters will be critical of yes voters – including myself – who publicly declared an intention to split their vote, supporting the SNP in the constituency section and the Greens on the list.

Our trade unions, one by one began to lend support and the constituency nominations poured in.