Sentence examples for a local constituency from inspiring English sources

If this happened in a local constituency, a by-election would be called.

Voters in a local constituency elect a specific M.P., but it is the party, not the wider electorate, that determines who becomes Prime Minister.

Once, after my then political director, Jonathan Phillips, and I had had a good meeting with Adams and McGuinness, the former raised a local constituency issue.

Building a local support base is about building a local constituency for civil society action, getting people to think, engage with and care about a cause.

In the states, responsible for more than 80percentt of all prosecutions, prosecutors are, or work directly for, individual politicians who run for office regularly in a local constituency (generally a county).

The PM, who represents a local constituency in Oxfordshire as an MP, had written to the council leader to complain about proposed cuts to frontline services in his own area – including elderly day centres, museums, and libraries.

Part of the district's strategy for broadening public support will be to share the proceeds with privately operated charter schools, a powerful local constituency.

It therefore distanced itself from the LBC and even tried to set up its own book club and expelled a couple of local constituency activists because of their membership of the real thing.

Sonia Rossington sent him a text message on Thursday telling him to "stop stripping yourself of any further dignity" and to "stop embarrassing" their two children after he was suspended by the Labour party due to reports in The Sun newspaper that he had sent a 17-year-old Sophena Houlihan numerous "graphic" texts after she enquired about a job in his local constituency office.

He was very much a man of the local constituency".

The chancellor, Philip Hammond, declared his support for Gatwick in an article in his local constituency newspaper in 2013, while the foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, and the education secretary, Justine Greening, have long opposed Heathrow expansion.