backbencher

The prime minister give in to pressure from the backbencher .

The story goes that during a debate in the Commons on what to call the bell, Sir Benjamin was about to give his ideas when a backbencher shouted, 'Let's call it Big Ben.

The backbencher raised an important issue during the parliamentary debate.

Backbenchers often struggle to have their voices heard in the government.

The backbencher was known for his passionate speeches on social justice.

Backbenchers play a crucial role in representing the interests of their constituents.

The backbencher was promoted to a ministerial position after years of hard work.

Backbenchers often form alliances to push for legislative changes.

The backbencher's proposal was met with mixed reactions from the public.

Backbenchers have limited influence compared to cabinet ministers in decision-making processes.

The backbencher's constituents praised her for her dedication to community service.

Backbenchers often face challenges balancing their party loyalty with their personal beliefs.

And Frank Weisel might be ableto mobilise the backbenchers on your behalf.

Tory backbenchers have taken to gathering signatures on letters grousing about government policy.

Which backbencher? Europass is top secret.

It's understood senior backbenchers, along with the chancellor, pushed back against tougher measures suggested by the scientists.

I think the Minister mean ta hypothetical backbencher.

Supposing a backbencher were to put down a question for the Prime Minister, asking whether the Europass...

Though some Eurosceptic backbenchers scorn that plan in private, only the most rebellious are willing to do so publicly.

I didn't mean him. I meant our backbencher!

One backbencher argued that passport swould set a " dangerous precedent for the advance of the bio-security state" .

It won't be that easy, you know, Jim? It will actually be a very popular move with backbenchers.