Sentence examples for water constituencies from inspiring English sources

Four years into the effort, the distance between competing water constituencies has only been widening as self-imposed deadlines come and go.

A friend said: "We do expect a reshuffle soon, but half Hilary's constituency is under water.

Among other things, dredging would mean water flowing very fast through my constituency and ending up in Reading and beyond.

Being elected to Parliament — assuming she wins — will be a test of whether she can help bring prosperity to a constituency that gets its water by pulling buckets out of a well.

Whilst the argument for extending the constituency of consultees on water management is now widely accepted, further understanding is required of how the process of participatory planning and management can best be structured and facilitated.

Then there was the removal of giant posters protesting the imposition of water rates from the side of a party constituency office, just days after another Sinn Fein minister received a review recommending he implement those same water rates.

It was Mr Deans' role as chairman of the Labour Party in the Falkirk constituency which landed him in hot water with his employer.

"It troubles us that Ford is making it easier for them and harder for its core constituency," says Donald Russell, president of Klamath Water Users Association, a group of ranchers and farmers in Oregon.

To address this lack of progress, two development paradigms that improve land and water productivity have evolved, somewhat independently, from different scientific constituencies.

"It troubles us that Ford is making it easier for them and harder for its core constituency," says Donald Russell, president of Oregon's Klamath Water Users Association, a group of ranchers and farmers.

This longtime money manager also shared his "disappointment" with Wall Street's political water carriers in Washington: "They need to understand who their constituency is," he said.