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Regular meetings between councillors and their constituencies will help make transparency a key aspect of the daily functioning of local government.

Tsujihara said in a statement that Myers would bring "a creative and strategic mindset" to Warner Bros., which is a subsidiary of Time Warner Inc. "Her engaging and collaborative demeanor paired with her acute understanding of how to engage constituencies will help us strengthen our position as the leading global studio," Tsujihara said.

Those who claim to be in the know say this is the constituency that will help you to a good score in the quarterly Rajar figures.

His supporters control many Liberal constituency associations, which will help him at the party's leadership convention, set for November 2003.

Mr Bent told me: "This constituency is one that will help decide the overall outcome of the general election.

The government says the move will help it redraw constituency boundaries.

How about urging your constituency there to sign the petition that will help do that?

This is to be expected: many new things have to be assimilated: she has to gain control over a new environment, get to know her various constituencies, and select key lieutenants, the people who will help make it happen.

With students from both Cardiff and Cardiff Metropolitan University living in the constituency, Labour will be hoping that the student vote will help them wipe out the tiny Tory majority.

Corporations and research foundations, such as the Wellcome Trust, look to documentaries to promote issues that they think will help their brands or that are important to their constituencies.

And excessive lending to the banks' traditional borrowers (state-owned enterprises and local governments) will help the economy less than extra spending on neglected constituencies, such as the 128m rural poor.