The knowledge translation protocol involves sharing the same evidence with at least three constituencies: decision-makers at policy level, decision makers in service delivery and decision makers in the household [ 110].
Palestinian officials, on the other hand, complained that the American CNN outlet bothered them most because it was not covering their side thoroughly enough for one of its most important constituencies -- United States decision makers.
The petition can be signed in three locations across the constituency – a decision that drew criticism, since the Recall of MPs Act 2015 allows for a maximum of ten – or it can also be signed by post or proxy.
By involving a wide constituency in decision making, and explicitly taking into account 'equity' as one of the criteria, we aim to make decision making within the PCT, if not 'fair and equitable' then at least 'fairer' and 'more equitable'.
These discussions were also brought to local constituencies for final decision making.
You've got to engage with these multiple constituencies and make decisions in a more consensual way.
How can the research community be more receptive to the needs of core constituencies, such as decision-makers (e.g. civil society, governments, companies)?
He told local politicians in his constituency that his decision to step down was "by far the most difficult political decision I have ever made, in a lifetime of extremely difficult decisions".
That work may not be as glamorous, especially in complex businesses where there are many constituencies involved in decision-making, and where the products and services are complex.
They understand that informed constituencies can make direct decisions, rather than just electing somebody to elect somebody to make decisions for them.
The intervention by Blair came as Stella Creasy, the former deputy leadership contender, held a public meeting in her Walthamstow constituency to explain her decision to endorse the airstrikes.
