Sentences with phrase «certainly lose the seat»

Historically, on a good election night for the Tories, the Liberals always do badly — Clegg's only chance of gaining seats will be from Labour in the North because he will certainly lose seats to the Tories in the South.

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Statement is Partially correct that we dominated Man Utd but we were certainly not unlucky... When you do such 2 school boy errors and when you miss seater Like Xhaka missed it then you don't deserve to win... We certainly don't deserve to win that game because it's criminal to do such mistakes in defence and that too against top 6 clubs... Xhaka should have buried that one in... We dominated the United Side but were not unlucky... We lost game because of our own impotency in the game...

Losing such an established Labour - held seat will almost certainly re-ignite the debate about Corbyn's leadership and its effectiveness.

In Scotland the Additional Member System agreed for the Scottish Parliament will hand Labour seats to parties to its right — the Liberal Democrats, SNP and even the Tories will benefit — and almost certainly lose Labour the majority it would have under the present system.

Ukip took their one seat of the night here and the Tories also made headway - Labour is losing votes in this heavily pro-Brexit seat, but they're not all going in one direction and they're certainly not going back to the Lib Dems.

That was certainly true of the Tory campaign HQ troops, but somewhat less so at the very apex of the high command, though all parties had expected the Lib Dems to gain rather than lose seats.

While House Democrats will almost certainly pick up seats in the 2012 election, it looks tough — though not impossible — at this very early date to imagine they will re-take the majority they lost in November thanks to a combination of micro and macro political factors.

The Tories would lose their only seat and the Lib Dems 10 of their 11 — a disaster though they will almost certainly lose more in England, quite possibly to Labour UKIP and the Tories.

«A greater number of Europhobic members... in the European Parliament would certainly have negative consequences on the idea to turn scientific research and innovation into a great European policy, as we have done for agriculture,» says Jean - Pierre Audy, an EPP parliamentarian from France who lost his seat in this election.

While rear seat knee room and head room in the sedan seems a little tighter than the wagon its 503 - litre boot is certainly large (although practicality points are lost due to its relatively small opening).