Sentence examples for draft constituency from inspiring English sources

Troubling for Labour, tricky for some Tories and a potential disaster for many Lib Dems: there is something for every English MP to dislike in the draft constituency boundary changes.

There's no military draft to pull together a constituency and force life-or-death choices on every male teenager.

Lobbyists can sit down with a policymaker and help draft legislation that both serves the policy maker's constituency and fulfills the lobbyist's policy goals.

And the firebrand cleric, Muqtada al-Sadr, who has a large constituency of radical Shias, has also declared himself against the draft, though he may yet relent, as he has done on other issues before.

It was Ms Hewitt's Leicester West constituency that Ms Kendall inherited in 2010 and she was immediately drafted in to Mr Miliband's frontbench team as a shadow health minister.

"Obama is trying to reach out to independent voters, and that clearly would be the constituency that Mike Bloomberg would go after," said Andrew MacRae, who heads the Washington chapter of Draft Mike Bloomberg for President 2008.

A draft electoral law, determining what system, proportional representation or otherwise, will be employed, and delimiting constituencies, has not yet been finalised.

The Mung 'omba Commissionhad based its draft constitution on information gathered through collecting submissions from 12,569 individuals across Zambia's 150 constituencies and visiting nine other countries to study successful constitutional review processes.

Bombón knows his constituency.

They dominate constituency associations.

It starts with the constituency.