But Mr. Raffarin focused mainly on topics dear to his constituents: government decentralization, lower taxes and aid for small businesses, legal limits on public deficits, help for families with children and schools.
Further, as a constituent, donor governments can have a significant influence over where and how humanitarian organisations run their programmes reducing their capacity for independent decision making.
To keep in touch with his constituents, the governments of member states, he spends roughly a third of each year travelling; last year, he visited fortyfive countries, at least half a dozen of them twice.
When protesters in Ferguson, Mo., flooded the streets after the shooting of Michael Brown in August, she was in touch with officials there as part of constituent and government outreach.
They would cheat their constituents, sound government and impartial justice.
When he gets back home, he makes a speech to his constituents on "Government".
About the only traditional constituents of government policy in the audience were a group of aggrieved truckers who had turned up to protest the arrival of new clean-air regulations in California on the first day of the New Year.
"As a result, there may be a degree of skepticism among creditors and other constituents that government will actually allow any of the Detroit three to file for bankruptcy," Bruce Clark, a senior vice president at Moody's, said.
Bringing together all constituents– the government, the private sector and civilians– increases the chances of creating a more equitable solution to the problem. .
With exposure assumed to be mainly due to individual behavior of constituents, the government used HBM data to inform and sensitize the general audience and to adapt environment and health policies.
