Sentence examples for constituency team from inspiring English sources

In succeeding chapters, Blaylock shoots between meetings with the cabinet, the civil servants in his department, his estranged family, his supporters, his constituency team and various campaigners.

The question was put to Mr Shanmuguretnam by an MP who is not only one of his own loyal backbenchers but a member of his own Group Representative Constituency team (I will not bother you with detailing the affront to democracy that GRCs represent).

Minority representation in Parliament is guaranteed through group representation constituency teams that include at least one minority member.

Windsor and Maidenhead Council, in Theresa May's constituency, teamed up with Hillingdon, Richmond and Wandsworth councils to fight expansion.

Yet what is disheartening is that the answers that would alleviate their concerns are too often obscured by party politics that reduce critical issues like healthcare reform to sound bites and infects the constituency with team rivalry.

Steven Schofield Bradford I think the Labour leadership contenders are missing the point about Jeremy Corbyn's popularity in the constituencies (Kendall team tells Labour rivals to stop cosying up to Corbyn, 20 July).

Overall, the appointments should certainly satisfy some Democratic Party constituencies, but the team is notably thin on neo-conservative Democrats and career Foreign Service officers and does not reflect any clear-cut foreign policy.

David Cameron was holed up in his Witney constituency with his small team.

All of these questions and the constituency of the current team determine how best a founder/CEO role should be configured if the interest of the company is what is being optimized.

The MP, who is also a qualified FA coach and an ex-footballer herself, managed a girl's team in her constituency, Chatham and Aylesford, where she was elected in 2010.

So now, after overcoming the distrust of social conservatives and evangelical voters to clinch the Republican nomination, Mr. Romney must win over another constituency, one that his campaign team never anticipated, polled or targeted: disaffected neighbors.