Publishers, with some exceptions, have been slow to respond to this expanding constituency.
His peremptory dissolution of the Iraqi Army, in May of 2003, gave the insurgency vigor and a vastly expanded constituency.
Thus far he appeals to the more cerebral, well-off, good-government-oriented voters-but not to move large numbers of people, or to greatly expand his constituency.
For Roemer, writing after the lunch during which Gandhi had commented on extremism, "the rising profile of young leaders like Rahul Gandhi provides [the USA with] an opening to expand the constituency in support of the strategic partnership with a long term horizon".
One degree of separation - as I served on the Foundation's board years ago, and today the organization is part of our nationwide network at Diverse Environmental Leaders Speakers Bureau that strives to expand the constituency supporting our public lands.
They change when their constituencies expand– when, for example, they move from a state office to a federal office.
The proposed boundary changes will see urban constituencies expand outwards into the countryside, taking on more suburban and rural Tory voters.
And he has, to all intents and purposes, secured a political legitimacy for himself and expanded his constituency as a result of his violent uprisings against the Americans.
The reason for all this is, at least in part, audience-driven: Studio Lionsgate is hoping the film can expand to a male constituency.
The second option is to expand the so-called functional constituencies, which represent industries and professions and elect half of the seats in the legislature.
