Sentence examples for make a constituent from inspiring English sources

For example, increasing general trust and political efficacy make a constituent more likely to think that their MP 'did not overclaim' (relative to thinking the MP did overclaim), while increasing self-reported attention to politics and political knowledge make a 'don't know' response less likely.

This is the sort of thing that makes a constituent grab his pint of bitters and slam his fist on the table.

Following the Norman conquest of England, Chadderton was made a constituent manor of the wider Royal Estate of Tottington, an extensive fee held by the Norman overlord, Roger de Montbegon.

Jackson has also managed to make a sullen constituent of the team's closest thing to a veteran star, Carmelo Anthony.

It is understood that Kelly will call on MPs to make a declaration to constituents before their election outlining exactly what outside work they wish to do.

"Mr. Sanford will have the opportunity to make a difference for his constituents as a member of the Republican House majority," said a spokesman for John Boehner, in a statement that reflected the general euphoria over the ex-governor's return.

Rep. Henry Waxman should make a promise to his constituents, but he doesn't want to.

Another lesson we may be teaching those who hope to learn about democracy from our example is that, if you make a pledge to your constituents always to hold to a given policy -- e.g., not to increase taxes -- there is no need for you to defend your position.

Whether such constituents make a significant contribution to envenomation is unknown, but it seems unlikely.

She had previously got into hot water for referring to a Thai Ukip supporter as a "ting-tong from somewhere", forcing Farage to apologise and make a personal visit to the constituent.

But you are a hollow husk, empty of all the essential constituents that make a person alive.