Sentence examples for link to a constituency from inspiring English sources
In many countries they choose only from a party list, with no way of rewarding or sanctioning individuals and no direct link to a constituency.
One is that MPs should retain a direct link to their constituencies rather than have an exclusive dependence on their parties.
Kymlicka's third option 'solidarity with inclusion' has indeed been the choice for many progressive parties linked to a change in their constituencies.
Seeing what we can do outside [the EU]." On a more personal note, May stressed her link to her Maidenhead constituency, saying she planned to go to church on Christmas Day before joining a church-organised lunch for old people who would otherwise be on their own.
The design of these agencies, particularly concerning the choice of jurisdiction borders and the related attribution of competencies, does not reflect representation considerations (e.g. clear attribution to a constituency, explicit link to representation channels) as is the case for Type I agencies.
The email linked to a tweet which said that Theresa May had lost every marginal constituency that she had visited.
"Some other Arab leaders, whether monarchs or lifelong presidents or something in between, would not flee the country so quickly, but instead would put up a fight to stay in power, partly because they have stronger organic links to major constituencies in society that Ben Ali did not".
Several members of the Cabinet expressed support for the plan but said that the vast majority of MPs must be linked to constituencies.... Jack Straw, the Justice Secretary, supports the alternative system, although he rejects any form of proportional representation (PR) that would allow backroom deals and disproportionate power for small parties.
AV retains the link between MPs and a constituency which politicians always claim to care about, knocking out one of the strongest arguments available to opponents of reform.
Both women have made appeals to a similar constituency.
