Sentence examples for leave constituency from inspiring English sources

Mr Bell said: "An MP in a safe seat, enjoying its benefits, can leave constituency cares behind and seek employment elsewhere.

A new pro-Brexit PM means acrimonious negotiations, as the leave constituency will expect bulldog truculence towards a European Union that gains absolutely nothing by playing nice.

It is, however, hard to leave the constituency without the impression that the Tories face an uphill battle to retain the seat.

Mrs. Astor asks that a prose poem she wrote be read aloud: four paragraphs, expressing her wishes to leave various constituencies of the world — animals, nature, humanity — "richer for the experience of me".

Nonetheless, managing a complex system of relations means not only working to regain the confidence of donors by improving accountability in the finance and programme subfields, but also ensuring a strong multisectoral partnership that does not alienate or leave some constituencies missing-in-action from key governance processes.

Eyewitnesses said Cox's attacker approached her outside the public library in Birstall when she left her constituency surgery with her aides.

Mr Villanueva had to leave his home constituency to go to work before the polls opened at 8am, and would not return before they shut at 6pm.

Any deal without them will leave an important constituency on the sideline.

Perhaps it was President Obama's, Rahm Emanuel's, or another political operative's idea to leave the environmental constituency hanging out there in limbo for so long, so that the party could raise funds from Tom Steyer and his wealthy green friends.

"Many of the people who are running for president left their constituencies a long time ago," he told reporters.

The two largest blocs the Belarusian Popular Front and the United Civic Party on September 15 withdrew their 65 candidates to protest the lack of transparency in the electoral process, leaving 16 constituencies uncontested.