In recent years, the International Olympic Committee has expressed the need to represent all its constituencies, to move its quadrennial festivals around the world.
You know, Louise Mensch, the ex-Tory MP who deserted her Corby constituency last year to move to Manhattan and be Carrie Bradshaw plus kids.
Diana Johnson, a shadow minister, also revealed she had received an email to her parliamentary address saying: "Six months after the vote on bombing Syria the Labour party members will lobby in the constituency Labour parties to move a vote of no confidence at constituency meetings in those Labour party MPs who vote to bomb Syria.
Once engaged, people in my constituency were quick to move away from thinking that sorting things out was down to me, or them, or the council or the police – almost straightaway the conversation was about we, the collective, all of us together.
The Regents of the University of Hawaiʻi show every indication of being ready and willing to engage in a collaborative effort to draw players from all the different constituencies into the discussion to move the university forward.
They also falsely stated that Mr Watkins had committed offences by spending more than the law allowed on election leaflets, and had broken a promise to move to the constituency.
Though Jackson did try to move towards a broader constituency in his 1988 campaign, he was never more than a fringe candidate defined by his race and racial message.
"History did present me with an opportunity to move faster and take my constituency with me but we had to seize the opportunity".
If he has to move left to satisfy these constituencies, will he then be forced to give up his moderate bona fides?
When he warned, Greenspan said, "No significant constituency seems to support taking the actions that will be necessary to move toward, and one hopes achieve, budget balance.
