Given such a broad-based constituency of hard working parents, efforts by both major party presidential campaigns to pique voter interest in accessible and affordable childcare seem straightforward.
This important state-of-the-field collection will appeal to a broad constituency of humanists working to overcome methodological nationalism.
They have identified tactics, narratives and constituencies, while the left has succeeded in alienating its core constituency of the working class.
In Memphis, he renewed his faith in people's movements and found a powerful constituency of the working poor organized into a union-community alliance.
There are thousands of working people, affiliated to our Party, in your constituency.
Politicians and their constituency offices are likely to be familiar with the potential challenges of working with civil society, including claims that particular groups represent relevant patients or the public.
As a result of similar objectives of working towards the millennium development goals of improved food security and environmental sustainability, there exists a nexus between the constituencies of the two paradigms, particularly in terms of appreciating the lessons learned.
"A large constituency of working-class voters feel that not only has the economy left them behind, but so has the culture," the American political philosopher Michael Sandel said in a recent interview.
A subtitled Soviet war epic released in 1943 is judged box office poison in the art houses but a banker in the industrial halls, where it screened, presumably, to a constituency of working-class Stalinists (the original title translated as Secretary of the Communist Party District Committee - British audiences knew the film as Russian Guerrillas).
A score-draw PMQs, with Jeremy Corbyn on an effective riff about rising inequality, delivering a wounding statistic about the rise in food bank use in the constituency of the Work and Pensions Secretary, Amber Rudd.
