So the last big task for Icann's interim board is to create the at-large constituency to elect the board members who will replace the interim board and work alongside the business representatives selected last fall.
By which route Gentleman came, strangely, to substitute for a constituency of art school types a constituency of the nation at large.
There is a constituency for the old-fashioned left in the country at large, a constituency that has been disguised by the traditional broadness of Labour's electoral church, by the first-past-the-post electoral system, and additionally now by the Blairites' loud noises about electability.
Voters will choose one direct representative per constituency and a preferred party to provide "at-large" members of parliament.
The majority of assembly members are elected from village constituencies; the rest are elected by all voters and serve as at-large members.
To suggest, as Corbett does, that Railtrack should be striving to satisfy both constituencies - shareholders and the public at large - is bizarre, unhelpful and muddle-headed.
This system, which includes the global surveys, GISAH, and WHO global status reports on alcohol and health, is the central mechanism for monitoring implementation of the WHO global strategy to reduce the harmful use of alcohol and report on its implementation to WHO Member States (WHO 2013), other constituencies, and the public health community at large.
Such halls of fame may have a limited constituency, but others aim for the public at large.
He spoke for a constituency of popular opinion which still existed in the electorate at large, but failed to accept that political opinion in the Conservative party was nevertheless moving ahead.
About half of the elected members now also serve on municipal councils, while the remainder serve at large and are therefore not beholden to a designated constituency.
