This combination of a constituency with no stake in the educational process, and no real fiscal responsibility on the part of board members, almost guaranteed the ensuing corruption.
I think the chances are 50-50 that one or a combination of those constituencies will push for a deal.
We are a combination of many constituencies inside of our bodies and minds.
But none have Mr. Arafat's combination of international standing, broad constituency, financial resources and the raw power of guns.
In a further twist of the screw, the coalition's second great change in the electoral system – the combination of more equal parliamentary constituencies with more frequent boundary changes – will almost certainly harm the Liberal Democrats and, for that matter, all small parties and independents.
By the time dawn broke the next morning, it was clear that Alex Salmond's SNP had won the first majority government at Holyrood – an outcome the Scottish parliament's combination of first-past-the-post constituencies and proportional regional lists had been designed to prevent.
But for any given issue or appointment, a relatively small number of House members or (especially) senators — whether motivated by ideology, status-seeking within the party, constituency placation, some combination of the above or something else entirely — could join with Democrats to block some of the Trump administration's most extreme actions.
Conventional CT or MR frequently defines the anatomic regions of abnormality, which may be multiple lesions or a single lesion that is heterogeneous in cellular composition owing to the topographic variation of cellular constituency or the combination of active disease, nonspecific inflammation, necrosis, and/or edema.
Their success may indicate that a combination of polls and statistical modeling at the constituency level will prove consistently more accurate.
