Consideration is given to admitting observers from different constituencies with differing interests.
We begin by noting that the users of theory form a complex mix of constituencies with differing interests, both contrasting and complementary.
This comparative project evaluates how performance is assessed in two constituencies using differing regulatory regimes (Ontario's Beveridge and the Dutch Bismarckian systems).
We also highlight important contextual policy factors that must be taken into account, in order to better understand the meaning of selected performance measures and to promote common learning about the potential benefits and drawbacks of policies affecting the structure, design and organization and delivery of health services in two constituencies using differing regulatory regimes.
While this system tended to make for incremental, rather than revolutionary, reform, Mr. Brownstein says, "it compelled political leaders who held contrasting views and represented differing constituencies to talk and listen to each other".
Indeed, donor constituency members have differed substantially or even clashed behind the scenes regarding the health interventions to be prioritised, and the delivery modalities to be used [ 20, 28, 76].
Though phrase and group are both considered to be the constituencies of a clause next below, they differ in terms of their resemblance to the structure of a clause (as stated earlier).
We consider settings that differ in terms of the breadth and overlap in the constituencies of the two branches, and associate these with the political systems and circumstances under which they most naturally arise.
The inevitable civil rights violation might go all the way up to the Supreme Court a la Miranda, but differing resources, constituencies, and policing strategies may make such high-level restrictions impractical.
