Sentence examples for their local constituencies from inspiring English sources

"These races are all about lawmakers showing their local constituencies what they can do for them," he said.

Most modern MPs after all, carpet-baggers though they may be, are caring political men who work hard in their local constituencies.

Connecticut bookstore owners can be forgiven for their eagerness to point out that Manhattanites can tend to be more blasé than their local constituencies.

I want our conference delegates to play a far more active role in policy development, with their local constituencies, throughout the year, and not just through the annual conference.

Because the opposition to the revision of the NSL was so fierce, some ruling party members were reluctant to support the revision because the public opinion for the revision was not so good in their local constituencies.

Historically, between the birth of lil' baby Canada up until the 1950s, governments were prorogued sometimes for half of the year so parliamentarians could spend time in their local constituencies to address local issues.

Last week, Cameron angered grassroots activists when he told MPs to "do what's in your heart" and not listen to their local constituency associations, which tend to be more Eurosceptic than the Conservative parliamentary party.

Historically the company's former management donated to their local constituency party, but the last political party donation was made in 2006 and the company policy now is not to make political donations".

The paper compares three alternative approaches employed by the Canadian Election Study to measure voters' perceptions of parties' chances of winning in their local constituency.

These legislators don't seem to grasp they are casting themselves as villains in the eyes of all but some of their local business constituencies who want free rein to drill, cut, and otherwise extract the monuments' natural resources.

"At a moment when the United States is belligerent, local constituencies do not want their governments to appear to be too close to the United States," said Juan Mendez, director of the Center for Civil and Human Rights at the University of Notre Dame Law School.