Sentence examples for the constituency side from inspiring English sources

Then because you have the constituency side of things, if you're a responsible constituencyMP you have to catch up with that at the weekend.

Recent weeks have seen this feminist of vaguely aristocratic provenance, not only a native of the capital but an MP for one of its constituencies, side with the left of the party on such wedge issues as bankers' pay and the planned part-privatisation of the Post Office.

If only he had done it earlier in the campaign, Mr. McCain's on-camera tongue-lashing of the celebrity news hound Maria Shriver -- "as recognizable a personality as NBC News has," in the lukewarm description of her colleague Brian Williams -- could have won over the considerable constituency that sides with the mad-as-hell Peter Finch railing against the TV news gods in "Network".

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

Even the motives of the constituencies presumably on your side – customers, employees, founders and early investors – are not always perfectly aligned.

With the peace process under threat from both sides he will be speaking as much to the parties in Stormont as the constituency parties in the hall.

It starts with the constituency.

He served the constituency for many years.

The constituency, smug, and above all other constituencies, respectable, has always been Conservative.

The Friday dash to the constituency.

John Anglin, the constituency party secretary, agreed.