Sentence examples for constituencies throughout from inspiring English sources

General Election campaigning, ongoing 2014: Mass engagement in community climate work will run parallel to targeted campaigning in key marginal constituencies throughout 2014 up to the General Election.

The system was the envy of art constituencies throughout the world and was straightforward and pragmatic in a very American way.

I want our conference delegates to play a far more active role in policy development, with their local constituencies, throughout the year, and not just through the annual conference.

To address this challenge, the federal government should expand asset-building programs it has financed to support vulnerable constituencies throughout the country into a broader effort that helps millions of working class Americans rebuild wealth lost during the crisis.

Prior to his coming to Georgetown in January , 1999 he served for 23 years as Executive Director of the Center for Community Change, a national technical assistance and advocacy organization working with low income and minority organizations and constituencies throughout the country.

"Michael worked hard for the people of this constituency throughout his 30 years in parliament.

Yet newspapers across the country printed Seward's courtroom arguments, and they were applauded by a progressive constituency throughout the North.

He told BBC Radio 4's World at One: "The real question for Chris Leslie is 'why did you support £375 billion for the banks?' when actually very much less would create jobs in every constituency throughout the UK, which is precisely what Jeremy Corbyn is offering by adopting this programme".

Mr Murphy added: "The real question for Chris Leslie is 'why did you support £375bn for the banks?' when actually very much less would create jobs in every constituency throughout the UK, which is precisely what Jeremy Corbyn is offering by adopting this programme".

She served the constituency throughout her time as Prime Minister and only stepped down two years after leaving Downing Street.

Dormand, who had been secretary of the Easington Constituency Labour Party throughout the 1960s and Shinwell's presumed successor, was selected as the new Labour candidate to contest the ultra-safe seat (Shinwell had been re-elected in 1966 with over 80% of the votes ).