Sentence examples for constituency improvements from inspiring English sources

They included money for a motorcycling event in his constituency, improvements to a local road and support for two building projects involving Seymour Sweeney, a businessman and DUP member for whom both Paisleys have lobbied.

There is a growing constituency for improvements to the civic realm that take a newly nuanced view of the relationship between the car and public amenities.

43 44 This may result in a virtuous circle, if more cyclists mean a larger constituency calling for further safety improvements.

In the field of public health, the primary end sought is the health of the broader constituency of the public and improvements to this are the key outcome used to measure success [ 10].

These MPs should look around their own constituencies and see the real improvements to the landscape and to the lives of their constituents.

Republican strategists were convinced that they had reached a transformational moment in American politics, creating a historic improvement for a constituency that Democrats had long claimed.

You refer to the accusation that the road programme announced on Monday is promising road improvements in marginal constituencies to gain votes for the coalition (Clegg denies 'motorways for marginals', 2 December).

And although the recent campaign was a polite affair, the PAP has in the past played on fear and greed, threatening to deprive opposition-voting constituencies of funds for public-housing improvements, for example.

John Sutherland has noted that it begins with two spin doctors, Tadpole and Taper, devising a slogan – "ancient institutions and modern improvements" – and rushing the catchphrase to a constituency by the era's equivalent of texting or email, the stage coach.

Contextual policy factors were discussed in a workshop, giving clearer meaning to the comparative framework, and to stimulate ideas about how each constituency's regulatory model could serve towards mutual health system performance improvement: This comparative study has policy implications and lessons for the development of future international collaborative benchmarking projects.

Cardiff West MP Kevin Brennan and the constituency's AM Mark Drakeford have described the latest plan as an improvement on the previous version.