backbench (Meaning)

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backbench (n)

any of the seats occupied by backbenchers in the House of Commons

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The backbenchers erupted in applause as their team scored the winning goal.
The Prime Minister was heckled by backbenchers from both parties during his speech.
The opposition backbenchers staged a walkout in protest against government policy.
The backbenches were filled with newly elected MPs eager to make their mark.
The backbench committee scrutinized the government's spending plans.
The backbench rebellion forced the government to withdraw its proposed reforms.
The party's backbenchers played a key role in its leadership contest.
The backbenches served as a training ground for future ministers.
The backbenchers were known for their outspoken views and willingness to challenge the government.
The backbenchers of the governing party often voiced concerns about their party's direction.

any of the seats occupied by backbenchers in the House of Commons

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The backbenchers erupted in applause as their team scored the winning goal.

The Prime Minister was heckled by backbenchers from both parties during his speech.

The opposition backbenchers staged a walkout in protest against government policy.

The backbenches were filled with newly elected MPs eager to make their mark.