Sentence examples similar to hot constituency from inspiring English sources

Unless we change the way campaign money is raised and spent; unless we make public service a privilege, not an audition for a lobbyist's paycheck; unless district lines and elections aren't rigged, and filibusters aren't routine 'cockblocks' -- without a red-hot constituency for overhauling our political system, it'll always be Groundhog Day in Washington.

A constant theme in my weekly coffee mornings in one of the 14 antisocial behaviour hot-spots across the constituency, comes the demand for not just more police out on the beat but police with more powers to take action against those who have lost all respect for - and indeed fear of - authority.

Bell is to stand against Pickles for Brentwood and Ongar - the sixth safest Tory seat in the country - and may well pick up votes from those who are worried about the influence of Bishop Reid's hot-gospelling church in the constituency.

"The strain in hot-spots, like my own constituency of Peterborough, is very, very acute, and I think that's why we're right to be saying there is an element of benefit tourism, particularly from the Czech Republic and Slovakia, and the government is absolutely right to be saying to the European Commission: 'Thus far and no further.'".

It was Mr Deans' role as chairman of the Labour Party in the Falkirk constituency which landed him in hot water with his employer.

The hot current affairs topics in Birmingham's Selly Oak constituency on Tuesday were benefits and the state of the economy.

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The Illinois Republican managed to offend two constituencies when he made the comment, which was caught on a hot mic at an Appropriations Committee markup and first reported by The Huffington Post.

For others, the hot issue is the prospect of the high speed rail link cutting through their constituencies.

Bombón knows his constituency.

They dominate constituency associations.