Sentences with BACKBENCHES
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"During the debate, the MP from Norwich was sitting on the backbenches."
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"The backbenches in the House of Commons are relatively less crowded."
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"She spent her entire political career on the backbenches."
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"The backbenches provide an opportunity for MPs to voice their concerns."
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"The MP quietly sat on the backbenches, observing the proceedings."
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"The backbenches are where ideas are often tested and debated."
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"A few members of the opposition party crossed over to the backbenches."
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"The Speaker addressed the backbenches in his opening remarks."
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"The backbenches offer a relatively unobstructed view of the chamber."
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"The MP rose from the backbenches to make a forceful speech."
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"The backbenches can sometimes be a springboard for future leaders."
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"Many backbenchers spend years pushing for change from the backbenches."
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"The MP was quietly plotting his next move from the backbenches."
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"The backbenches have seen a number of heated arguments over the years."
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"Despite being on the backbenches, she was a highly influential figure."
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"The new parliamentarian was assigned to the backbenches because of his lack of experience."
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"Members of the opposition party were seated in the backbenches during the debate."
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"She started her political career on the backbenches and eventually rose to a leadership position."
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"The backbenches are often occupied by newer or less influential members of parliament."
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"The backbenches provide a vantage point for observing the proceedings of the legislature."
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"The backbenches can be a place of frustration for politicians who aspire for higher roles."
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"The backbenches offer a sense of camaraderie among politicians from different parties."
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"The backbenches serve as a platform for aspiring politicians to build their reputation."
