Sentence examples for constituent- from inspiring English sources

But break that formula down into its constituent parts and there's really nothing new here.

All of which is fine, as long as the constituent parties understand and accept this transfer of power and are prepared for five years of gruelling parliamentary negotiation over absolutely everything.

But without a more proportional voting system it may be all the harder to get the wider reform of parliament and its relationship with the constituent nations of Britain needed to save the union.

When a constituent covered her mouth, he could not lip-read what she said and therefore he was unable to do his duty to her as an MP.

The opposition benches must send a message to this Tory government that they cannot ride roughshod over our future We will also seek to amend the legislation to ensure that no constituent part of the UK can be taken out of the EU against its will.

Last November the Tory party chairman used legal threats to force a local constituent and ex-Labour councillor to delete an allegedly libellous post on a Facebook group about his use of the pseudonym and replace it with an apology that explicitly states that he was not using the Michael Green pseudonym when he was an MP.

Farron's move in a letter to a constituent released at the weekend came as the IPPR thinktank published new research showing the proposed decarbonisation target need not increase energy prices, and the government's alternative of relying on gas will boost bills by as much as £15.

There is, of course, an alternative to slap-dash policy in response constituent-email reaction, or policy by cabinet-pre-empting, headline-seeking press leak, and that is that old-fashioned idea of policy developed to address a real problem, thought through and discussed by cabinet, before public announcement.

In a damage-limitation exercise, Mustapha Ben Jaafar, the head of the National Constituent Assembly, visited the school following the attack to express his "anger".

The secular opposition, angered by two assassinations in its ranks and emboldened by the army-backed toppling of Egypt's Islamist president, is trying to topple Tunisia's Islamist-led government and dissolve the Constituent Assembly.

His first act was to call a Constituent Assembly, which wrote a new constitution, approved by referendum.