But in doing so, the Morningside Gardens shareholders were determined to keep prices within the reach of their traditional constituency: teachers, professors, artists, social workers and hospital employees.
Limbaugh has a constituency of professors and business executives who still guide our destinies and continue to direct us to our homogenized, commercialized doom.
That event — marking the 20th anniversary of the Berlin Wall's demise — brought media attention and broadened the museum's fan base to more than a constituency of professors, graduate students and historians, Wende Executive Director Justinian Jampol said.
No wonder they want electoral reform.6 09: There seems to have been a sharp difference in the swing from Labour to Conservative depending on the ethnic minority population of the constituency, says our analyst Professor John Curtice.
"He can help the mayor, who has absolutely no experience in politics or government, understand a broad constituency," said Joseph Viteritti, a research professor at New York University.
"Dinkins faced a very sharp economic downturn, and he was in the very difficult position of coming in with high expectations from many constituencies," said John H. Mollenkopf, a political science professor at the City University Graduate Center.
University professors reportedly told their constituencies to avoid it.
"The commission reflects a constituency that is important to Democrats," Professor Zasloff said.
"Both had to deliver to the voters who elected him and, to some extent, a national constituency," said Douglas Muzzio, a political science professor at Baruch College.
Yet such rhetoric resonates with a much broader constituency than many believe, said Anthony Butler, professor of politics at the University of Cape Town.
