The On Politics column last Sunday, about the results of the primary election, misidentifed the constituency of State Senator Nia H. Gill, a Democrat, who won her race.
Correction: June 15 , 2003 Sunday The On Politics column last Sunday, about the results of the primary election, misidentifed the constituency of State Senator Nia H. Gill, a Democrat, who won her race.
During his campaign for governor, and during his time in office, his stated positions reflected the more liberal constituency of his state.
Georgia knows that its prospective NATO membership is viewed with angry wariness by Russia, and so it must convince not only the organization's leadership in Brussels but also its constituency of member states that Georgia being a part of the defense alliance is both feasible and useful.
But while public opinion since the revolution can no longer be completely ignored, equally important to the continuance of the regime (headless, but otherwise, to date, intact) is the constituency of the security state: the police officers, state security, and the army protecting the regime.
Constituency for states of affairs is understood as for facts.
But the constituency of the secretary of state for work and pensions was named as Redbridge, when it should have been Chingford and Woodford Green.
So, i think us — the conservative constituency of these united states — may be semi-pleased with her appointment… JEFFREY TOOBIN: I basically agree with your analysis.
What is called aspect, on the other hand, deals with the internal constituency of actions, events, states, processes or situations.
We vote for our local constituency MP, and the secretaries of state are appointed from the political elite.
The sorority has over 49,000 active members who comprise a diverse constituency, from educators to heads of state, politicians, lawyers, medical professionals, media personalities, and corporate managers.
