Until then, they will continue seeking savings or reconsidering cuts, taking feedback from constituents into account.
The governor could be turning his constituents into the nation's guinea pigs for the controversial Real ID, a kind of national identification card.
With opinion polls showing overwhelming support for President Bush, war protesters are relying heavily on the Internet to weave their fragmented constituents into a movement.
After California's redistricting plan shifted a substantial number of new Democratic rural constituents into her district, Republicans basically conceded the race.
As long as these religions indoctrinate their constituents into so-called "faith," there will be new generations of zealots, creating problems for all of us.
The ethics investigation found Mr. Ensign had "used his office and staff to intimidate and cajole constituents into hiring Mr. Hampton".
[This] is a significant advance in the televising of the Scottish courts and it will provide an important live insight – most especially for Mr Carmichael's constituents – into the legal process in this case".
He said that merely pointing out the increased risk of heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes that comes with obesity wouldn't be enough to goad his constituents into action.
While Mr. Ensign cast these phone calls and conversations as typical references for a staff member, the committee found that "Mr. Ensign used his office and staff to intimidate and cajole constituents into hiring Mr. Hampton".
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