Sentence examples for As constituencies from inspiring English sources

Hibaaq Osman is the Founder and CEO of Karama, which launched in 2005 and is an initiative fueled by a coalition of partners as constituencies to build a movement to end violence against women in the Middle East and North Africa.

The President could then have gone on to describe how that spirit of experimental pragmatism often got lost over the next 50 years, as constituencies grew for programs that were no longer working so well and politicians refused to make hard choices, leading Ronald Reagan to tap into a public sentiment that too much money was leaking out of the bucket into which they were pouring their tax dollars.

Corbyn said Labour MPs across the country would have to stand for selection as constituency boundaries change.

Kit Malthouse, who was re-elected as constituency assembly member for West Central, is expected to retain the role of deputy mayor for policing.

He calls for better information for parents and says as constituency MP, he knows how good the schools in his constituency are, but not the hospitals because there is no rating system.

The city is one of Labour's totems as constituency home of outgoing deputy leader John Prescott, and may be home to the next one, Alan Johnson, the education secretary, standing to replace him.

Tensions will be high over the next few weeks as constituency Labour parties meet for the first time since activities were suspended over the summer for the duration of the leadership contest.

But these are only once every four years and they inevitably focus on the party's plans for national government rather than exclusively on the candidates' plans for their work as constituency MP.

This means AMs could run as constituency and regional candidates.

Most of the boreholes constructed by politicians as constituency projects have failed because of over exploitation of the groundwater especially during dry season and poor management.

But as constituency after constituency reported, with their quaint ceremony of having all candidates stand together on a cheap stage to hear the vote totals read aloud, the numbers told the same story.