Sentence examples for funded constituency from inspiring English sources

A Conservative MP is being sued by the Commons expenses watchdog over his refusal to repay £54,000 in capital gains on his publicly funded constituency home.

Refusing to fund constituency offices.

The traditional media are toothless; opposition politicians have been hounded into bankruptcy by the fierce application of defamation laws inherited from Britain; voters have face the threat that, if they elect opposition candidates, their constituencies will suffer in the allocation of public funds; constituency boundaries have been manipulated by the government.

A Sunday newspaper suggested he had used his second home allowance to fund a constituency "eco home", a London mews house and a Tuscan retreat.

In 2008-09 Hogg stopped using the second home allowance to fund his constituency home, and instead started claiming for a property in London.

He continued to write the Hickey column, and used his parliamentary salary to fund a constituency office in Maldon.

Interviewees described how they monitored funding bodies' constituency and values.

Liberal foundations and big donors have mostly funded organizing efforts among narrow constituencies -- groups who have not been able to get a stable path into the American middle class.

While Jewish voters generally still give the president high marks, some Jewish donors -- a major fund-raising constituency for Mr. Obama and other Democrats -- are resisting the campaign's appeals over unhappiness with the administration's approach to Israel.

Ashcroft went on to donate £280,000 to Tory candidates in 33 marginal seats in the months before the election and was also involved in a private consortium funding 93 constituency campaigns.

Many also live beyond the reach of publicly funded LGBT health programs, community-based support agencies, and visible constituencies able to finance, nurture, and augment such services.