Sentence examples for constituency projects from inspiring English sources

On core Tory principles, Andrew Bridgen, MP for North-West Leicestershire, said he "would have liked to see a stronger referendum lock", and spending cuts, with City of London MP Mark Field pointing out that Tories were having to sacrifice cherished constituency projects.

The FN's ethnic constituency projects a benevolent face, to be contrasted with the intolerance attributed to Islamism.

Most of the boreholes constructed by politicians as constituency projects have failed because of over exploitation of the groundwater especially during dry season and poor management.

New dam construction does not seem to have much of a constituency, projects being inhibited by permitting and regulatory applications and community activists.

The island became an urban-planning Rorschach, as various constituencies projected onto it their vision of what a city is, or should be.

With her warm smile, left-leaning advocacy, generous hips and personal tragedies, this political spouse — wife of a one-term senator who failed twice in bids for national office — became an extraordinary canvas upon which many different public constituencies projected their narratives.

The money (given to members of Congress to spend in their constituencies on projects of their own choosing) was disbursed during Mrs Arroyo's term.

And they welcomed the opportunity to split two Democratic constituencies: labor union members who stand to benefit from work on the pipeline and environmentalists, who oppose the project.

Nine that were previously too close to call (including Oliver Letwin's Dorset North constituency) are now projected as likely Tory wins.

He laments the speed with which organisations in his own constituency are having to "shed projects and people who have done a great job", but he feels he can be more constructive by offering the government his expertise than by wringing his hands on the sidelines.

The project that I am talking about is a very big project in my constituency; it involves about 500 wind turbines and 100 miles of cable, 50 km of which are on 150-foot high steel pillars.