Sentence examples for constituency benefits from inspiring English sources

Arguments about international linkages, constituency benefits and economic competitiveness were put forth by both programs but the Collider essentially was not persuasive.

But there's another constituency that benefits from high-stakes political conflicts like the shutdown: me.

But it's in large part the very constituency who benefited from the Court's rulings in cases like Brown v Board of Education and Loving v Virginia -- African Americans -- that has helped provide Prop 8's margin of victory in California.

Environmental sampling in homes and reporting the results of that effort had community education and constituency-building benefits.

It will also require heavy-lifting from the private sector and public, constituencies who benefit from the relationship to be vocal, and the two sides not to shy away from talking transactions.

In the final section of the report, Beckett says Labour may struggle to win in 2020 as she says Tory plans to shrink the House of Commons from 650 to 600 seats by equalising the size of constituencies will benefit the Conservatives.

Fixing the deficit doesn't really have a constituency, as nobody benefits directly.

Our system is broken – so don't fix it, says Cameron now, campaigning vigorously against electoral reform, stuffing an unreformed House of Lords with party placelings, and insisting only on a redrawing of constituency boundaries that benefits his party.

Dundee City West MSP Joe FitzPatrick said: "I'm delighted that homes and businesses in my constituency are to benefit from high-speed fibre broadband in the next few weeks through BT's £2.5bn fibre roll-out programme.

But if the program is attracting a broader constituency, then demand for benefits could grow more rapidly, requiring larger changes.

The hot current affairs topics in Birmingham's Selly Oak constituency on Tuesday were benefits and the state of the economy.