Sentence examples for constituency interests from inspiring English sources

As these districts become increasingly diverse, it is often difficult to identify particular constituency interests, and representatives find it increasingly impossible to be responsive to constituency wishes or needs.

When this is not about internal Tory or coalition politics, this is being portrayed as an argument within the metropolis about noise pollution and constituency interests where majorities are marginal.

"However, I recognise that ministers need to take special care in managing constituency interests and I regret that, on this occasion, I did not exercise sufficient care to maintain a clear perception of full separation of my ministerial role and my role as a constituency assembly member," he said.

McDonnell, as MP for Hayes and Harlington, has a strong constituency interest, as does Justine Greening, the Putney, Roehampton and Southfields MP and international development secretary.

McDonnell, as the MP for Hayes and Harlington, has a strong constituency interest, as does Justine Greening, the Putney, Roehampton and Southfields MP and international development secretary.

While those with a constituency interest in pasties or caravans could claim victory, loyalists grumble because they have been defending unpopular decisions and feel the rug has been pulled from under them.

The cabinet is due to make a decision on a third runway this week and senior figures with a constituency interest are urging Cameron not to implement the recommendation of the Airports Commission supporting a third runway.

The victorious side (either government or rebel) may also support exclusionary policies as a way to safeguard their constituencies' interests.

One of the goals of the Postdoc Network is to bring together constituencies interested in improving the postdoctoral experience.

I served six years as a backbencher and, therefore, I am not unhappy to be able to devote myself to promoting my constituency's interests and to support the Labour Government from the backbenches.

"These leaders behind closed doors need to feel comfortable sharing information with one another so they can start figuring out options that address each of their constituency's interests".