Moreover, while concern for various corporate constituencies is proper when addressing a takeover threat, that principle is limited by the requirement that there be some rationally related benefit accruing to the stockholders.
The trouble is a willful confusion of, yes, the self-selected élite of the museum's proper constituency with that of commerce and celebrity, which have their own manners of discernment and are doing fine without imprimaturs from West Fifty-third Street. Fifty-third Street
You have constituencies, right?
If the majoritarian prem ises of one‐man, one‐vote deny to minorities (blacks are a good exam ple) the flexibility that they want and need, the puzzle is how are proper voting constituencies to be formed.
We then closely examine some of these challenges, such as crafting a strategy that creates lasting economic value, building a productive relationship with the board of directors, communicating effectively with inside and outside constituencies, and setting the proper tone and style to create a strong culture.
The minister said she encouraged the staff in her constituency office to take a proper lunch break, and go outside the office for a break: "It's disgusting eating over a keyboard".
But in those constituencies where there was a proper contest, the turnout was significantly higher.
"Failure to share long-term vision, failure to win support of various constituencies, failure to have a proper airing of controversial issues, could in the long run be detrimental.
I have had no such requests from my constituency association but I believe that it is the right and proper action to take".
Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, rushed to Miller's constituency in Basingstoke, Hampshire, last night to call for a proper law allowing voters to recall MPs, such as Miller, found guilty of serious misconduct.
