Finally, embittered with the knowledge that dealing with party members, each with his own constituency to answer to, was infinitely more difficult and distasteful than working with a handful of genro, all of the same background and inspiration, he resigned as president of the Rikken Seiyūkai in 1903.
Since 1970 I've voted Labour in every general election, whether I was a member or not, partly because my MP for the past 30-odd years, Jeremy Corbyn, has always been what's called a good constituency MP, quick to answer a letter and take up a case; and also because I once saw him browsing in a second-hand bookshop, a habit that to me suggests refinement and decency.
In essence, they have their own constituencies to serve.
Once he was elected, he found he had to answer to many constituencies, not least Britain, whose help he needed in Bosnia and elsewhere in Europe.
Unlike Mr. Giuliani, Mr. Bloomberg is in the uncomfortable position of having to answer to myriad constituencies -- not just the grieving -- who want Lower Manhattan to move on, a view that is consistent with the mayor's driving principle for the site.
As a sole proprietor, O'Reilly has to answer to a constituency of exactly one.
"Isn't that the job of the union, to answer the questions of its constituencies?" he said.
It is helpful to begin by considering these different positions regarding the basis of public reason, since how one chooses to answer this question often has direct implications for the scope, constituency, content, site, duties, and structure of public reason.
It also emerges that an internal report which ultimately found no misconduct case to answer by the three officers who met Mr Mitchell at his constituency office had initially proposed disciplinary action.
Claire Perry, M.P. for the Devizes constituency and Cameron's Special Advisor on Preventing the Commercialisation and Sexualisation of Childhood, agreed to answer a few questions over the telephone the other day.
