Sentence examples for be deselected by from inspiring English sources

These suggestions are monstrous because none are true". Despite the furore surrounding her decision it is not expected that Ms Abbott will be deselected by the Hackney North party.

The YMAP pipeline includes filters, which can be deselected by the user, for each of these biases to correct the data before final presentation and to facilitate detection of bona fide CNVs.

THREE days ago, Anne McIntosh MP was deselected by members of her own Conservative association.

The rump membership is unruly: on January 31st Anne McIntosh, a sitting Tory MP, was deselected by her local association.

The free market, libertarian rightwinger is more interested in offering his counsel to "sensible" Labour MPs, if and when they are deselected by Corbynistas.

David Blunkett, the former Home Secretary, warned against a return to the 1980s when moderate MPs faced the prospect of being deselected by left-wing activists.

The prime minister is under pressure to act as several new female MPs have announced they are standing down at the next election, while Anne McIntosh, who represents Thirsk and Malton, was deselected by her local association last week.

It would never have made any difference; I was always going to moulder on the backbenches.' Jane Griffiths, former MP for Reading East (she was deselected by her local party in 2004), agrees.

The conservative grassroots Tea Party movement claimed its first major scalp in the US political establishment yesterday as the veteran Republican senator Bob Bennett was deselected by delegates in his home state of Utah for being too moderate.

He was taunted about the Conservatives' "women problem" by Ed Miliband in the same week it emerged several prominent women have recently been sacked from government jobs and Anne McIntosh, a high-profile female Tory MP, was deselected by her local association.

Anne McIntosh, the MP for Thirsk and Malton in North Yorkshire and the only female Tory MP in Yorkshire, had been deselected by her local party following a bitter battle that, it emerged, stretched back years.