Sentence examples for constituency branch from inspiring English sources
While Moran's local constituency branch backed her following revelations over her claims, many of her constituents were dismayed by her behaviour.
After 1918 the Labour Party developed a policy of direct membership on the model of the Continental socialist parties, individual members being permitted to join local constituency branches.
But she stressed SNP constituency branches would need to back having a non-member as a candidate.
Many constituency branches that previously supported Andy Burnham or Yvette Cooper are now supporting Corbyn.
Party candidates are nominated by branches, and final selection is made by committees composed of branch representatives, constituency officials, and regional party representatives.
The Labour party's branch and constituency structure offers a vehicle to make climate a part of every campaign, on every doorstep in Britain.
"We are in for a long haul during which time the atmosphere in the party will become increasingly acrimonious at branch and constituency levels".
On Kirkcaldy's main shopping street four stores in a row are boarded up; in Cowdenbeath, the other main town in the prime minister's constituency, the ex-Woolworths branch is adorned with a To Let sign.
The prize is voted for by virtually the same constituency as the directors' branch of AMPAS, and divergent views are rare.There has been a popular swell behind Martin Scorsese for "Gangs of New York" because he has never won best director and is thought to be overdue.
But beyond just nailing down the numbers and figuring out the math, passing any kind of reform bill will require a concerted effort from Congress, the executive branch and constituencies to work toward a common goal.
We know enough about the practices at Sports Direct plc, which has a branch in my constituency, to conclude that this company is a bad advert for British business and one with a culture of fear in the workplace which we would not wish to see repeated elsewhere.
