Sentence examples for senior constituency from inspiring English sources

A senior constituency source told the Observer: "We fully expect Alex to declare that he is available for selection.

In other words, the prescription drug compromise allowed Democrats to further consolidate the senior constituency on the side of more generous government handouts.

Cameron's local authority, West Oxfordshire, has taken 10, but there were no acceptances in the boroughs in which several other senior ministers' constituencies are found, including George Osborne (Cheshire East), Philip Hammond (Runnymede) and Michael Gove (Surrey Heath).

Mr Wingate said a nod for Heathrow from Sir Howard Davies would be a "retrograde step" and "politically undeliverable" because of bitter opposition from senior ministers with constituencies under the flight path – such as the Development Secretary Justine Greening and Chief Treasury Secretary Greg Hands – as well as the London Mayor Boris Johnson and the high-profile Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith.

Mr Duncan, the MP for Rutland and Melton, broke the news of the Times interview to senior members of his constituency party last week.

Brown said, 'Jonathan has lived to die another day".' According to the report, a senior figure in the constituency party told the investigators: "He [Djanogly] has been a disaster and we need to deselect him, but it will take time".

The cabinet is due to make a decision on a third runway this week and senior figures with a constituency interest are urging Cameron not to implement the recommendation of the Airports Commission supporting a third runway.

On the public choice side, this suggestion would turn seniors into an active constituency for health care cost control.

This could be especially true if seniors are a core constituency for your party as they were for the Republicans in 2008 when they voted 53percentt for McCain vs. 45percentt for Obama.

Helen Osgood, a senior caseworker in Eagle's constituency office, said staff had arrived for work to find the window broken, and they had been getting threats of violence.

Last time I condemned the anti-European bent of many British tabloids in this column, a senior tabloid correspondent rang my constituency office and bawled at my helpless assistant over the phone.