Sentence examples for constituency responsibilities from inspiring English sources

What, exactly, are Scottish and Welsh MPs at Westminster going to do once they lose the bulk of their constituency responsibilities?

Perhaps, but that notional saving is liable to be reduced when MPs demand – and vote themselves – increased resources for carrying out their constituency responsibilities.

"We wanted to broaden the constituency that takes responsibility for fighting for gender equality," U.N. Women executive director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka told The Huffington Post.

"For the last six months I have been considering my future in light of a wide range of family demands and have decided that I cannot combine the level of dedication and service needed for the constituency with my growing personal responsibilities to those closest and dearest to me.

I am elected by tens of thousands of people in Riverside and I also have responsibility to the constituency – but I cannot be instructed by people who turn up at a particular meeting.

He reinforced that Nelson had abdicated his "responsibility to his constituency" to "do what is right".

A congressman's first responsibility is to his constituency — and to his country and the Constitution, I would add.

Public funds sponsor citizens' training programs to develop principled, skillful, ethical leaders with clear responsibilities to their entire constituencies regardless of their particular origins and loyalties.

Votes on policies affecting distinct aspects of academic life are apportioned according to the responsibility that constituencies bear for those aspects.

The task of constituency building and networking is the basic job responsibility of top managers.

Peter Tatchell, who stood as a Labour candidate in the 1983 by-election in the south London constituency of Bermondsey, said Labour bore some of the responsibility for the rise of UKIP.