Likewise, human rights organizations who have understandably been hesitant to advocate American involvement in a nasty, and increasingly sectarian conflict, must make a better case to their constituencies that there is a humanitarian crisis under way that demands an American response.
It would also create greater competition between sitting MPs, battling out to gain the most support in their constituency, delivering a better quality standard to local people.
And Facebook will always be a better venue for me to reach my core constituency of 5'3" to 5'4" Jewish women.
She also said the agency had to do a better job of explaining its mission to hostile constituencies, including Congress and the agriculture, mining and utility industries.
Mrs. Clinton has a better chance in Virginia, where working class Nascar fans remain an important constituency.
He is not calling for a populism where the "community" replaces "experts," but for a better understanding of how knowledge "co-produced" among local and professional constituencies can lead to better health, science, and politics.
Training is also organised at constituency level and village level, so that people are in a better position to respond (representative of the NRC).
I know there are Labour MPs with constituencies like mine, with beliefs like mine and with desires for a better society like mine.
Engaging many constituencies takes time and energy, but improvement work aligned with the interests of multiple groups and tied into enduring policy foci has a better chance of securing wider influence over time.
Like the blind squirrel that eventually finds a nut, Frank Rich, in his assertion that "Excess and vulgarity enjoy a vast, bipartisan constituency," crystallizes better than anyone has in a long time one of the primary reasons for the sad and sadly accelerated erosion of Western culture in America ["On 'Moral Values,' It's Blue in a Landslide," Nov. 14].
