Sentence examples for personal constituency from inspiring English sources

"With respect to Amin Massoudi's email records please be advised that all records prior to Mr. Massoudi commencing work in the mayor's office on May 27th are considered Councilor [Doug] Ford's personal constituency records.

And this approach "will create personal constituencies, and implicate other people in his corruption.

However, his huge share of the vote could reflect his personal popularity in a constituency he represented for 45 years.

Mr Pacquiao, as an elected representative of your people, how do you feel about spending so much time away from your constituency on personal non-political related matters?

Eventually, Tocqueville built up an enormous personal influence in his constituency, winning subsequent elections by more than 70 percent of the vote and becoming president of his departmental council (a local representative body).

These, says a senior party figure, reflect an expectation that candidates should make a "huge personal commitment" to their constituencies.

By fixing the parliamentary term at five years, the coalition has given MPs the time to build strong personal followings in their constituencies.

Energetic slum clearance and background gun battles turned his marginal constituency into a personal fief.

The multi-member constituency offers electors personal as well as party preferences, and improves the chances of women and minorities while retaining the constituency link.

He had stood in a high-profile, deprived Pas-de-Calais constituency in a personal battle against Front National leader Marine Le Pen, but was knocked out in the first round.

Troubling end-of-life issues are surely better handled through democratic political processes than through a unilateral declaration by an attorney general who may be responding to constituency groups or personal ideology.