Sentence examples for out constituency from inspiring English sources

Why is it wrong to "even out constituency size"?

"I was like, 'I want to get on telly.'" But now, she maintains, she gets her kicks from sorting out constituency issues, like reopening the case of a local woman who was raped by a policeman when she was 14. "How fulfilling is that?" Still, she must be hungry to win: she's got an election to fight.

Either way, evening out constituency sizes has long been a Conservative ambition.

This was a serendipitous assignment -- not just for Mr. James himself, who built the week-in, week-out constituency of readers who would make him a bestselling author and a media star in his own right, but for anyone who reads English and watches television.

Galloway denies the allegation of absenteeism, claiming at the hustings to have carried out 140 constituency surgeries and helped 4,000 constituents.

She said she wanted to leave the front bench because she wanted more freedom to speak out on constituency issues.

A bad night in Scotland will see Labour wiped out at constituency level in a country whose politics it dominated less than a decade ago.

Perhaps, but that notional saving is liable to be reduced when MPs demand – and vote themselves – increased resources for carrying out their constituency responsibilities.

John Hemming, MP for Yardley in Birmingham, said the group prevented his team from carrying out essential constituency work.

This alienation is further reflected in the hollowing out of constituency Labour parties in many, if not most, traditional Labour seats.

Politicians control the drawing of district boundaries and frequently use that power to map out safe constituencies for themselves.