"The appeal of the monarchy is that it is not dependent on one single constituency," Sharif Ali said in modulated English tones.
"The company before was focused on one constituency, public shareholders.
But, again reflecting on American experience, can a chief executive dependent on such a volatile constituency deflect the pressures against the hard edges of his policies?
It is the lightest fighter in the ring, but it has carved a niche, capturing a constituency dependent on a daily fix of war, climate change, Heathrow protests, Darfur and university clearing.
They were dependent on no one.
The prioritisation criteria presented are therefore not dependent on the views of professionals from one specific constituency or working in a particular health care system or country.
But the golden age of celebrity culture in the noughties was dependent on the growth of a new constituency: the "soft" celebrity consumer.
Not only is the N.R.A. disproportionately dependent on older white men, a declining constituency, but strong majorities of current members, from 74 to 85 percent according to the polls cited above, defy the organization's leadership and support background checks The fact is that Daley was not calling on Heitkamp to commit political suicide.
Performance depends on the questions asked which are dependent on the evaluation criteria most applicable to that constituency.
As a country with large rural constituencies and many towns dependent on agriculture, Scottish farmers were well engaged with the referendum debate.
