adj.后座(议员)的，普通(议员)的
n.普通议员席

The backbench MP raised concerns about the government's education policy during the parliamentary debate.
议会辩论中，后座议员对政府的教育政策提出了担忧。
Backbench rebellions on key votes have become more frequent in recent years, challenging the party leadership.
近年来，关键投票时后座议员的反叛变得更加频繁，对政党领导层构成了挑战。
The backbenchers' support will be crucial for the passage of the budget bill through the legislature.
预算法案在立法机关通过的关键将取决于后座议员的支持。
Despite being a backbencher, she has been vocal about environmental issues and gained a significant following.
尽管身为后座议员，她对环境问题直言不讳，因此获得了大量支持者。
The opposition leader urged his backbench to unite and oppose the controversial tax reform proposal.
反对党领袖敦促其后座议员团结一致，反对有争议的税收改革提案。
Several backbenchers defied the party whip and abstained from voting on the controversial legislation.
几名后座议员不顾政党纪律，对这项有争议的立法投了弃权票。
The Prime Minister held a meeting with backbench MPs to gauge their opinions on the upcoming welfare reforms.
首相与后座议员举行了会议，以评估他们对即将进行的福利改革的看法。
A backbench revolt forced the government to reconsider its plans for cuts in healthcare spending.
后座议员的反抗迫使政府重新考虑削减医疗支出的计划。
The backbench MP's passionate speech on immigration reform earned her praise from both sides of the aisle.
后座议员关于移民制度改革的激情演讲赢得了两党议员的赞誉。
The government relies on the loyalty of its backbenchers to pass important legislation without amendments.
政府依赖后座议员的忠诚来不经修改地通过重要立法。