Sentence examples similar to web constituency from inspiring English sources
One former worker for an MP wrote on the website: "A constituency office I worked in has a code for calling the police in the event of a violent visitor – the secretary would call the caseworker in the back room [with a certain phrase]." Security measures for MPs were updated in 2010 after the Labour MP Stephen Timms was stabbed twice in the stomach by a constituent in Beckton, east London.
Through social networks and vote-tracking websites, voters, constituency parties and local news outlets can spot what their representatives are up to and harangue them.
Nor is she the stereotypical Tory nob: her constituency website says she was raised over her parents' pub.
Blunt's constituency website does not carry news of his separation but did make prominent mention of his prison speech in July which it described as being "widely misreported".
Stuart is clearly an assiduous constituency MP whose website records that his latest triumph was to persuade Royal Mail to reinstate a postbox.
The proposed changes, published on the CLPD website, are being distributed to constituency Labour parties (CLPs) with a note from Willsman encouraging them to submit them as a rule change for this year's annual Labour conference.
"We won the argument with a government that was not of my party". Stuart is clearly an assiduous constituency MP whose website records that his latest triumph was to persuade Royal Mail to reinstate a postbox.
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The plan to give the money to children's charities in her Mid-Bedfordshire constituency is revealed on her Conservativehome website column.
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The state could always just get outright involved in the business of policing media content, but good luck selling that one to a constituency already upset that CBC has a website.
