On the one hand, there were those who ex pected him to speak out, and unambiguously address the universal constituency of the World Council of Churches, which his church had joined in 1961.
He knows that he must address the growing constituency who are alarmed at the way that the war on terror has combined with a new authoritarianism to curtail traditional liberties.
To address the broader constituency of the community and workplace, a new ethical construct is required to support and guide an EHCRB.
Still, Dr. Land said there were candidates already running who could and would address the critical evangelical constituency, among them the former House speaker Newt Gingrich — who has been actively reaching out to Christian groups — and former Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, who has been outspoken against same-sex marriage and about other conservative social causes.
But they may not be enough to address the risk that the constituencies Hillary Clinton most needs to activate are likely to be listless and dispirited in 2016, because the recovery still hasn't reached them.
Mrs. Kelly's position appears to address the concerns of her constituency, but in fact evades the real issue.
While UN recognition will undoubtedly mark an important stage in the Palestinian struggle, there is a clear and growing realisation that this will neither fulfil Palestinian national aspirations nor address the needs of significant constituencies such as the diaspora and Israel's Arab citizens – together a majority of the Palestinian people.
Firstly, a problem may already have been framed in a particular way, an option selected to address the problem, and a political constituency mobilised to support such decisions.
They all concede that democracies must face a reckoning: They must address the grievances of their lost constituencies or risk losing their historic struggle for greater freedom.
Mr. Kirk said American trade negotiators would go to Colombia next week, with a goal to develop "a workable plan" with human rights groups and other constituencies to address the concerns.
Corbyn used his speech to pay tribute to Labour MP Jo Cox, who was killed outside her constituency office, and address the spate of abuse and hate that he called "utterly unacceptable".
