Sentence examples for constituency issues from inspiring English sources

She said she wanted to leave the front bench because she wanted more freedom to speak out on constituency issues.

Gordon Brown has been barely seen or heard in the 2010 parliament, speaking mostly on local constituency issues.

As a classic Christian conservative, Pence is known for his opposition to the social issues that are core to Clinton's constituency, issues like gay rights and abortion access and support for Planned Parenthood.

"I was like, 'I want to get on telly.'" But now, she maintains, she gets her kicks from sorting out constituency issues, like reopening the case of a local woman who was raped by a policeman when she was 14. "How fulfilling is that?" Still, she must be hungry to win: she's got an election to fight.

From 2010 until 2014, Brown made relatively few speeches or interventions in Parliament, the few occasions typically being on local constituency issues of concern.

On the Falkirk constituency issue, he said: "The person around whom there was controversy is not going to be the candidate, there was a joining up scheme which we've closed down, none of the members who were joined up are going to be able to vote, we've had a police inquiry.

That he was embraced by organizers of the yearly event was yet another indication that gay conservatives are still viewed as a sideshow and not a constituency whose issues remain very raw and serious.

Last week, immigrant rights groups became the first major progressive constituency to issue a release publicly denouncing the Obama Administration.

Although more research is needed, the evidence suggests that participation in decision-making, access to knowledge and other resources, and the responsibility of decision-makers to constituencies are issues of particular salience to adaptation.

However, for the establishment of a viable governance system, the political parties of Sindh will have to rise above their narrow constituency-related issues and politicians will have to think as statesmen for the larger benefit of the city and the province, and through this bridge the ethnic divide to begin with.

Obviously, it's simple as is, but you can see this potentially being a useful platform for politicians to engage their constituency based on issues that matter to them and a way to disseminate propositions (oh, California), petitions, etc. ElectNext itself simply wants to create a tool that increases voter participation in the U.S.