Sentence examples for whose constituencies are from inspiring English sources

A group of MPs whose constituencies are served by Southern obtain a debate in parliament.

But he incurred the ire of other Tory MPs whose constituencies are near Gatwick.

At least seven Conservative MPs whose constituencies are affected by the Southern strike are understood to be backing Philp's plan.

Several shadow ministers whose constituencies are in areas which are strongly pro-remain have publicly said they would also vote against when a bill is introduced.

The pair did convene an emergency meeting at Downing Street on Monday night with 25 Tory MPs whose constituencies are affected by the continued disruption on the route.

But they are an internally combustible lot, especially given the mix of ultra-Orthodox and Russian immigrant parties whose constituencies are at opposite ends of the religious-secular divide.

It is understood that the insurance industry has started discussions with Mr Letwin about the issue, which has concerned many MPs whose constituencies were flooded.

The proposals for a new funding formula introduced by the previous education secretary, Nicky Morgan, in March had been met with enthusiasm, following a long-running campaign by some local authorities and championed by Conservative MPs whose constituencies were worst affected.

Mr Harper, whose constituency is Forest of Dean, said: "A number of my constituents feel very fearful, terrorised might not be too strong a word, by the harassment they have faced by some of those opposed to the badger cull.

They included David Davis, the minister for exiting the EU, whose constituency is nearby Haltemprice and Howden.

Chris Mullin, the much-respected Labour MP whose constituency is now mostly covered by the new seat, is retiring.