The minister said she encouraged the staff in her constituency office to take a proper lunch break, and go outside the office for a break: "It's disgusting eating over a keyboard".
But in those constituencies where there was a proper contest, the turnout was significantly higher.
"Failure to share long-term vision, failure to win support of various constituencies, failure to have a proper airing of controversial issues, could in the long run be detrimental.
I have had no such requests from my constituency association but I believe that it is the right and proper action to take".
Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, rushed to Miller's constituency in Basingstoke, Hampshire, last night to call for a proper law allowing voters to recall MPs, such as Miller, found guilty of serious misconduct.
That is, they say or do what a certain constituency wants even though it's not, as Webster's puts it, "proper, good, or reasonable".
Jamshaid Khan Dasti, a member of Parliament from a neighboring constituency in Punjab Province, said, "Food is creating a law-and-order situation because there is no proper system to look after these people".
They have different constituencies and worldviews - on the role of government, the distribution of tax burdens and the proper balance between business and labor.
It should have been delayed until a proper policy had been agreed – at least the resurrection of previous recommendations for single transferrable vote in urban constituencies and AV in rural areas.
To be clear: for the purposes of the additional costs allowance, the house was considered to be within his North Essex constituency as the house is within 20 miles of the constituency boundary; but it is not inside the constituency proper.
