Work with faculty constituencies to expand training and education beyond mandatory on-line courses and to organize events for early fall each year to bring attention to these issues across the full campus community, including faculty, students, and staff.
So far, despite all the chatter to the contrary, Mr. Obama is not only holding on to Mrs. Clinton's Democratic constituencies but expanding others (like African-Americans).
Rather, this trip should be judged by its ability to expand constituencies in both countries who want a more open and prosperous Cuba.
The performance matrix was selected to serve as the key theoretical base for several key pragmatic, functional reasons, one of which was to promote collaboration and common learning in both constituencies, and to expand this cooperative effort to other interested parties.
That the Trump regime will aim to augment the voting power of its core rural constituency by expanding voter suppression laws and launching a full-throttled effort to repeal what is left of the Voting Rights Act is a given.
Thus far he appeals to the more cerebral, well-off, good-government-oriented voters-but not to move large numbers of people, or to greatly expand his constituency.
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And, in the end, "Love" is a measure of how the Beatles' music continues to speak to new listeners, and how the group's constituency has continued to expand: The show's audience of eight million is vastly larger than the number of people who saw the Beatles perform live.
For Roemer, writing after the lunch during which Gandhi had commented on extremism, "the rising profile of young leaders like Rahul Gandhi provides [the USA with] an opening to expand the constituency in support of the strategic partnership with a long term horizon".
