Sentence examples for imposed on constituencies from inspiring English sources
Since then, it has emerged Cameron is also open to the idea on a "voluntary" basis, as long as they are not imposed on constituencies.
Mr Cameron's U-turn will see all-women shortlists imposed on some constituencies selecting their candidates in the New Year.
When Joanne Cash – a pregnant woman – was imposed on the constituency of Westminster North, there was a rebellion by the local party that forced Cash to resign.
Senior Tory sources have said Cameron is open to all-women shortlists on a voluntary basis but would not want to impose them on constituencies.
Labour's national executive party has said it would impose candidates on constituencies where MPs or unsuccessful candidates did not wish to stand again, in order to meet tight election deadlines.
The tax increase was imposed on the affluent, a core Republican constituency.
Mediators might sometimes need to help representatives work with their constituencies, or explain to each other the various constraints imposed on them by administrative or policy practice.
"There are no players imposed on me.
That was the demand imposed on me.
"The rate was imposed on us.
