Sentence examples for when the constituency from inspiring English sources

To be fair, the image of Kensington as a haven of unmitigated prosperity was never entirely accurate, even when the constituency was Kensington and Chelsea.

(Only in 2007 did she win on the first-past-the-post system, a success she repeated in 2011 when the constituency was redrawn to become Glasgow Southside).

The final result will not come for at least a month, when the constituency party delivers its verdict; this week and next, the parliamentary party is whittling the field down to two.

Brent Wilkes, national executive director of the League of United Latin American Citizens, said the vote showed that the Republican party had "once again proven that when Latinos need support, they support a different constituency even when the constituency they are supporting does not have a dog in the fight.

He increased his majority in the general elections of 2001 and 2005 when the constituency was renamed Falkirk after boundary changes, and held on by a comfortable margin in 2010.

Kumbakonam was a part of the Kumbakonam Lok Sabha constituency from 1952 till 1977, when the constituency was disbanded.

Boundaries changed again under the provisions of the Representation of the People Act 1948 when the constituencies were reorganised into Salford East and Salford West.

This advantage to Labour, however, may be eroded when the new constituency boundary changes come into effect next year which were expected to benefit the Conservatives.

The Obama phenomenon raises the question of what will happen when the Hispanic constituency, whose ethnic identity has also been carefully cultivated by the Democratic Party, decides it is no longer satisfied with black men or white women professing to speak for its distinct interests and runs "one of its own" in 2012 or 2016.

I want to contribute to making sure the Tories are kept out of East Renfrewshire and Downing Street". Mr Murphy was first elected to the seat in 1997 when the Eastwood constituency, as it was then known, had the largest Conservative majority in Scotland.

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