The Islamist character of the opposition reflects the main constituency of the rebellion, which has been led since its start by Syria's Sunni Muslim majority, mostly in conservative, marginalized areas.
The other Democratic candidates fizzled out big time, owing, in the cases of Anthony Weiner and Christine Quinn, to a widespread, accurate perception of their character, the constituencies they would service once in office, and/or the degree of self-serving rapacity with which they approach the idea of public service.
And in times of peace Yale took pride in its national character and constituency.
So are a majority of constituency parties.
Land commissioners don't have that kind of constituency.
The nature of constituency boundaries heavily favors Labour.
Using this multiple-constituency and goal-attainment framework, we define three modes of constituency building: constituency by coercion, constituency by discretion, and constituency by compromise.
At the level of constituency, this correlation is weaker.
The national scope and political character of Sunday's actions will embolden and inspire anti-government activists at the local level to redouble their efforts to organize, mobilize, and coordinate across regions, platforms, and constituencies.
Clearly a diverse range of constituencies Downtown care about supporting small, local businesses, and about retaining Brooklyn's unique character.
A large proportion of constituencies fall into this category.
