Sentence examples for that the constituency from inspiring English sources

Never forget that the constituency that Cameron represents is Witney in West Oxfordshire.

Labour's candidate Tim Young admits, however, that the constituency is "not natural Labour territory".

He has represented Kirkcaldy since boundary changes in 2005; before that the constituency was Dunfermline East.

It was confirmed during the campaign that the constituency has the worst unemployment rate in Scotland and 16th worst in the UK.

He would not be able to believe that, 170 years later, some 10,000 adults in the Finsbury and Islington constituency would be deemed "non people" and that the constituency would be seen as "too small".

But it is unlikely that the constituency his veto was meant to protect — banks, hedge funds and insurance companies operating in the City of London — would welcome a further waning of Britain's ability to influence regulations from Brussels.

Just 281 of the 537 seats contested remained with the party that won the constituency in the election of 1998.

So that's the constituency Romney is targeting: not a large segment of the electorate, but a few hundred at most editors, reporters, programmers, and pundits.

But in 1997 a crunchy majority of 12,187 turned as soggy as a bowl of the Weetabix breakfast cereal that is the constituency's best-known product.

This was Roy Jenkins' last gift to British politics, and one of his best: a system that keeps the constituency link, but moves towards PR.

"That is the constituency for a Green New Deal in her district".