Sentence examples for each constituency's from inspiring English sources

With more than 70 outside broadcast units, the BBC has also pledged to get in the results from each constituency's returning officer to the viewer in record time.

The workshop yielded more contextual insights and further validated the comparative values of each constituency's performance assessment system.

We argue that performance assessment can be much improved if dimensions and indicators are well defined and tied into each constituency's policy and management processes.

We explored each constituency's conceptual HSPA framework, the embeddedness of performance data within management and policy functions, the extent of any overlap between the two frameworks, and relevant contextual factors that must be taken into account when comparing health system performance.

Contextual policy factors were discussed in a workshop, giving clearer meaning to the comparative framework, and to stimulate ideas about how each constituency's regulatory model could serve towards mutual health system performance improvement: This comparative study has policy implications and lessons for the development of future international collaborative benchmarking projects.

"These leaders behind closed doors need to feel comfortable sharing information with one another so they can start figuring out options that address each of their constituency's interests".

"He should have known better," says Crispin. "The clue's in his constituency's name.

She is the constituency's first woman MP.

The MQM boycotted the rerun, wanting fresh voting in all of the constituency's polling stations.

A third of the constituency's workers are managers or professionals.

And analysts say it will be that constituency's reaction that determines how he weathers the current crisis.