Sentence examples for the constituencies mentioned from inspiring English sources

It includes information on some of the constituencies mentioned in the Telegraph, like Southampton Itchen, where John Denham is defending his seat.

The harvest is that CEOs are now judged not by how well they serve all the other constituencies mentioned by Welch but by how much distance they can put between their welfare and that of the shareholders.

The constituency was mentioned in 308 articles, almost 50% more than Nick Clegg's Sheffield Hallam constituency and almost three times more than David Cameron's seat in Witney, according to analysis by the Media Standards Trust.

They've been inspired by some research in Japan, which found that that in a majority of constituencies the candidate mentioned most on Twitter won the seat, and they have been monitoring the mention of UK election candidates in more than 400 seats.

Especially the local constituency was mentioned as a valuable source to increase visibility of neglected themes.

However, Ed Miliband's constituency was mentioned far less – just 43 times – making it the 28th most-mentioned.

He said: "Marginal constituencies all over the country were mentioned but nothing in the South East got a mention at all".

Two of the three MPs mentioned were from Leeds constituencies but Phil Willis is MP for Harrogate and Knaresborough.

About a year ago, before I had my current post, perhaps about the time when the case mentioned in today's Guardian took place, I personally encouraged a young person in my constituency to report historic sex abuse.

But they also provided an early glimpse at the complex set of tradeoffs facing party leaders, from their desire to make their own influence felt to their worries about offending the candidates and particular constituencies — not to mention the long, sometimes troubled relationship between Mr. Gore and the Clintons.

"There is a disconnect within the constituencies.