As pointed out by Sanders, colleges and universities "have a special responsibility and opportunity to build alliances with external constituencies and to develop stronger public support for learning at every level by every sector of society" (Sanders, 2004, p. 8).
"In order to do that you need to develop constituencies here in Washington".
According to the website W4mp, which is used by MPs' staff, those who work in constituency offices are encouraged to develop an office code for a potentially dangerous or disruptive situation.
A multiple constituency approach is employed to develop hypotheses and test them using empirical data gathered through a questionnaire survey among 110 managers of German Chinese joint ventures (GCJV) in the People's Republic of China.
"He seems to pick and choose his issues carefully to develop new constituencies," said Eric Mar, the supervisor from the Richmond District, who said he was "strongly considering" supporting Mr. Yee.
He said his previous theater experience, which included directing at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, led him "into a strong taste for the rigors and risk of new work -- 'moving the art form forward.' " But, he added, he had strong backing from university officials and worked to develop a constituency for new work and donors to support it.
While Ms. Gillard has been scrambling to shore up her image in several constituencies, Mr. Abbott also has struggled to develop an election-winning edge.
Only time will tell, but 2016 could be an important year for the libertarian wing of the GOP to develop a national constituency.
He feels obliged to work in politics, but his political strategies are half-baked, and he fails to develop strong ties with any particular constituency.
Chief Maphilingo Shongwe, who represented chiefs from the Siphofaneni constituency congratulated the children for using the platform productively to develop their minds.
