Sentence examples for constituency officials from inspiring English sources

Party candidates are nominated by branches, and final selection is made by committees composed of branch representatives, constituency officials, and regional party representatives.

A statement issued by constituency officials said it welcomed the "prompt suspension" from the party of Mr Joyce.

Last week, Ms McIntosh lost a vote of confidence among Conservative members in Thirsk and Malton, following a long-running dispute with constituency officials.

Her call followed a meeting of Falkirk constituency officials on Sunday evening, who said they would expect Mr Joyce to do the "right thing" if the House of Commons assault allegations were proven.

The list of candidates is then winnowed by "the majority of opinions in the constituency," the official was quoted as saying, and all subsequent campaigning is regulated by official electoral committees.

In some constituencies LDP officials are even grumbling publicly.

BANJUL, Gambia, Sept. 23 (Reuters) — Gambia's president, Yahya Jammeh, was on course for a third term, with 67percentt of the vote after a count of three-quarters of constituencies, election officials said Saturday.

His approval rating in the opinion polls plummeted to 19% in May from 41% in April, the lowest ever for a Japanese prime minister who is about to fight a general election.Out in the constituencies, LDP officials are hurriedly taking down the prime minister's picture and cancelling plans for him to speak.

With seminars this week like "Developing your stump speech," "Working with your party" and "Coordinating with issue constituencies," Naleo officials taught their members how to get more Hispanics into the elective pipeline to make Hispanic voters even more powerful beyond 2000.

The constituency party official whose job it was to look after them, Sarah Evans, was concerned that they may not have received the message about the cancellation of the gathering, and that they would arrive in the pub to find no one there.

He is an observant Jew serving a largely secular and non-Jewish constituency, something that official Jewish law has dealt with only informally.