Sentences with phrase «by constituency»

The following table is a list of MPs elected, ordered by constituency.

The test of academic freedom is the ability of employees of the university to present ideas that are deeply opposed by the constituency that provides its funding.

Spending has to be allocated under tough limits by constituency.

Accountability is measured in terms of representative governance and whether political leaders can be held accountable by their constituencies.

Unlike many other nonprofits, unions are controlled and funded entirely by the constituency they serve - the working people who make up their membership.

Twelve seats are held by trade union and six by constituency representatives.

He did not contest the 1987 general election, having been deselected by his constituency party (subsequent to boundary changes in 1983 which added roughly half of the old Wood Green constituency) in favour of Bernie Grant.

In 1975, he was deselected by his Constituency Labour Party.

In four of these cases a sitting MP was not selected by their Constituency Labour Party to stand.

Sometime July last year he collapsed while responding to accusations of neglect by his constituency executives in Koforidua.

Dawn Butler was selected by the Constituency Labour Party to replace him and was elected in Brent South.

A Conservative MP deselected by her constituency association says it was «the result of some ungentlemanly behaviour» ahead of Friday's ballot in her Thirsk and Malton seat.

Confusion broke out on Tuesday morning at Chorkor in Accra, when a group of young men led by the Constituency Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for the Ablekuma South Constituency, chased out journalists who were to cover a press confab by a stalwart of the party, Mr. Ato Quarshie.

Unlike Westminster constituencies, Assembly constituencies are grouped into electoral regions, and an additional member system is used to elect four additional Assembly Members (AMs)(Welsh: Aelodau y Cynulliad) from each region, in addition to the AMs elected by the constituencies.

A portion of the proceeds are to be lodged into the constituency account for use by the constituencies for party activities.

«As he noted, I have already apologised unreservedly and have offered to pay back half of the costs I claimed for this property over the period for which it was also used by my constituency agent.»

The Campaign for Labour Party Democracy has produced a draft motion which you may wish to use as a basis for a response by your constituency party, members branch or trade union branch on the introduction of primaries:

According to him, the defence counsel wanted the consolidation of the two suits — the one filed by the constituency in Kano and the other filed by Jibrin in Abuja.

Corbyn made this clear at his leadership launch, when he announced that all Labour MPs will have to be re-selected by their constituency parties if they want to stand again at the next election.

«A few stout - hearted MPs and peers, and hundreds, maybe soon thousands, of candidates, councillors and Lib Dem members all over Britain are now fighting constituency by constituency for a leadership election,» Oakeshott said in a statement.

Here is the lead by constituency on the local votes from the 10 most marginal Conservative held seats in 2015 and Reading East / West (seats with ward boundary changes, no local elections in 2015 or either Con or Lab not running in more than one ward have been omitted), the actual majority is in brackets:

The area formerly covered by this constituency was then placed mostly in the Barnsley West and Penistone constituency and partly in the Sheffield Hillsborough constituency.

The Southeast Louisiana Veterinary Association shall be dedicated to fostering and preserving the health and well - being of animals, preventing the spread of disease to both animals and people, and protecting the institution of and camaraderie within veterinary medicine, through education of both the public and the veterinary community, by acting as liaison to the public and governing officials, and through other activities deemed reasonable by our constituency to achieve these goals.

Supported by the constituency youth organisers, the #iChooseJM Campaigners will this afternoon travel south, making whistle stops in the nearby villages leading to Bamboi and doing one on one campaigns.

Her views are strenuously opposed by the leadership of that university as well as by its constituency.

A Tory MP heavily implicated in the expenses scandal survived an attempt by some constituency party members to deselect her last night.

Angry and disgruntled youth backed by constituency executives have vowed to shut down the Savelugu Municipal Assembly office Thursday morning despite the presence of armed soldiers who escorted and inducted the Municipal Chief Executive, Hajia Aishetu Seidu into office.

You have only a few days in which to get your policy amendments in to Labour's policy process — they must be submitted by constituency party secretaries through the Your Britain website by 13 June.

A colleague recently left our office, and was presented with a copy of Jack Straw's new book, Last Man Standing, by our constituency office staff at the leaving meal.

Corbyn's allies have so far struggled to get his supporters accepted by constituency parties, with local or union - backed candidates preferred.

In total, there are 193 lists with a mean of 24.1 lists by constituency (versus 20 in 2009).

On the eve of the close of nominations by constituency Labour parties (CLPs), the New Statesman has reported that Corbyn is leading the field.

This dataset provides an updated (version 2.21) file containing the 2015 General Election results by constituency linked to candidate and census data.

The event, which started on a very good note, at a point turned chaotic as some branch executives were unhappy with the removal and replacement of their names from the main register by some constituency executives.

The list is arranged by constituency.

We need to start giving the most vocal of these troublemakers a scare with deselection demands by their constituency parties ASAP — «to encourage the others» to shut up or push off.

Blunt first entered the House of Commons at the 1997 general election, when he replaced the then MP Sir George Gardiner who had been deselected by the Constituency Conservative Association Executive Council.

This was revealed during a health walk organized by the constituency leadership of the party in Ho on Saturday.

At Gyahadze in the Effutu constituency, Vice President Amissah - Arthur inaugurated a vocational training centre established by the constituency chairman, Odartey Lamptey, to train the youth especially young ladies in dress making, hair dressing, soap making, batik tie and dye and manicure and pedicure.

Many Tory backbenchers are also worried by the constituency sizes which peers would be elected to, probably under proportional representation.

In a series of tweets deriding his proposed recall by his constituency, the lawmaker also alleged that dead people were among those who signed the petition seeking to have him recalled.

He fought for the leadership again after Foot resigned, but obtained a dismal vote of 3 %, [3] being unsupported by any Constituency Labour Party.

He explained that the decision was arrived at by constituency executives, adding that it is the super-structure of the party in the constituency that recommended such an action to be taken.