Sentence examples for constituency life from inspiring English sources

Lord Coe, the double Olympic 1,500m champion who was the only other senior figure apart from Jowell to oversee the games from the moment London won the right to host the games in 2005, said: "I'm very sorry that Tessa has decided to step down from constituency life.

Her message appears to have got through to the poorest members of the constituency, where life expectancy is 10 years below the national average.

Once established, programs develop a political constituency and life of their own.

Sure of holding on to their present constituencies for life, they do not fancy having to scramble on to a party list in future.

While political leaders on both sides have played to the most passionate emotions of their constituencies, everyday life has taken on a surreal tinge here.

The biggest challenge since last May is how I manage my time between working in Parliament, the constituency and home life.

Given the size of this constituency in American life, as well as its disproportionate influence in American politics, gun killings -- which claim some 30,000 American lives each year -- are unlikely to taper off soon.

"There's enough of a pro-life constituency who would feel so betrayed that they would not vote for him".

There's no military draft to pull together a constituency and force life-or-death choices on every male teenager.

"The Republican Party has been pro-life in its platform ever since 1976, the first platform after Roe, and I think most of the Republicans understand they can't afford to lose the pro-life constituency".

I've dealt with constituencies all my life, and I'd like to do something else". Mr. Phelan recalled that today's problems in some ways echo those of the early 1970's, when one-third of the Big Board's firms disappeared in failures or mergers and when real estate troubles hurt the economy.