Sentence examples for constituency principle from inspiring English sources

In which case, the entire constituency principle has fallen apart.

The Gore campaign has hoped that the vice president could use the issue to convey that he is not beholden to labor and that he is willing to break with an important constituency over principle.

Moreover, he claims that Obama has nailed the lid on the coffin of the Democratic Party that has veered sharply away from its historical constituency and principles".

Ms. Eu said she believed that the by-elections could become an informal referendum on whether to eliminate functional constituencies and introduce the principle of one person one vote.

"If the question is 'should the constituencies be of equal numbers?' then we are in favour of the principle of more equal constituencies," he said.

The response from the Cabinet Office said a 10% leeway would be "too large and would undermine the basic principle of equally sized constituencies".

The AV system preserves the principle of single-member constituencies – which in spite of the expenses scandal remains a powerful and worthwhile link – while providing MPs with a richer mandate.

However hard a local MP has worked for their constituency, and whatever the merits of the principles they have stood for, it seems UKIP is set on a clear-out.

Although government mandates for equal education and job opportunities are frequently the means to gender equality, some nations that uphold the principle of equality also have sizable constituencies who would not give women the same rights to schooling and jobs.

Lewis said universal credit had been rolled out "very slowly and very methodically" – including in his Great Yarmouth constituency – and sought to defend some of its principles, saying it was "getting more people into work in a sustainable way".

It's the Long Tail principle in action, where online, potential constituencies for your story are far greater than they are off, and the pudding proofs where real people gather to reflect zeal for other real people's stories truly told.