Sentences with phrase «limits by constituency»

Spending has to be allocated under tough limits by constituency.

Not exact matches

The bill is set to slash charities» spending limits by 60 %, restrict their spending in individual constituencies to just # 9,750 and force those involved in coalition campaigning to count all the coalition's spending as their own.

In a package of moves hailed by Miliband's team as the most significant since John Smith's «one member one vote» shakeup in the early 1990s, the Labour party is set to introduce a code of conduct for prospective parliamentary candidates, strict spending limits and standard constituency agreements with trade unions.

Add that outrageous betrayal of trust to her 2009 self - appointed pay raise (and the entire city council) that defied a majority opposition to any pay raise voiced at a public hearing, followed by disobeying public referendum laws that recognized term limits that she abrogated (in favor of arranging an unlawful third term for Michael Bloomberg to serve, that automatically guaranteed her own job security), plus a final and detrimental insult to the working poor that blocked our rightful vote on sick pay coverage, and collectively, it would make total sense to impeach and prosecute such unethical, improper and unfair conduct — that is unbecoming to anyone purporting to serve their constituency.

At issue was whether the costs of a Conservative campaign battlebus should have been accounted for by local campaigns where the legal spending limits are tighter at between about # 11,000 and # 16,000, depending on the size of the constituency

And I am not pursuing here the significant challenges, offered by David Denver and others, to the Nuffield argument that constituency campaigning usually makes limited difference to the overall outcome.

The GOP is using the additional revenue gained by capping the SALT deduction to lower taxes for its constituencies (i.e. corporations and those with large estates to pass on) while keeping the total revenue lost below the $ 1.5 trillion limit that Republicans set.

It lets down voters and constituencies by limiting their choices and fosters negative and agressive political culture.

[12] This was partly based on the fact that the government's intention that the organisation not be controlled or heavily influenced by urban activists succeeded in limiting the voice of that constituency in the NAC.