Sentence examples for constituency section from inspiring English sources

Finally, they changed the rules so that MPs were not allowed to run in the constituency section.

The SNP did well in the constituency section, gaining 6 seats with a tiny increase in share of the vote, but lost 12 seats on the top up.

The chairmanship of the Labour Party Conference used to alternate - Labour MP for the constituency section one year, women's section MP the next year and trade union member of the NEC the following year.

Labour lost to the Tories in the top up section but just made it into second place in the constituency section (by a margin of less than a point).

Unite is suggesting the unions keep 50% of the vote but they would also need a fixed proportion of the constituency section to back their proposals for it to be deemed agreed.

I am taking the opportunity of this statement to notify the Labour Party of my intention to seek election to the constituency section of the National Executive Committee at this year's annual conference.

The Pakistani Taliban, despite causing enormous bloodshed, enjoys the support of the central government, besides an expanding right-wing political constituency and sections of the hyper-national media.

The conference voted by 67%to33%3%, with majorities in both the constituency and trade union sections, to open up the policymaking process by introducing one member one vote for the party's policymaking body; the National Policy Forum.

This arrangement will discourage hard work on a constituency's behalf.In this section Indian women on the march An odd sort of tax Taxation without representation Out with the new Belt, braces and army boots Vote before the system crashes Not whaling but drowning ReprintsAnother reasonable fear is that male politicians will put up biddable wives and daughters for election.

Specific sections within the constituency associations such as the party's think tank, the Conservative Policy Forum (CPF help to integrate the views of members in the formulation of party positions on a variety of issues.

4. Bear in mind your audience is not a single core constituency, but a broad cross-section of the population, including the jobless, agoraphobics, the ill, the pretending-to-be-ill, gym-goers who've forgotten their iPods and people who happen to be walking by Dixons. 5.