"Leo was a passionate Welshman and a fine constituency MP for the eastern valley, which he represented in Parliament for nearly 30 years.
In her rejection of General Musharraf's concessions, Ms. Bhutto was undoubtedly walking a fine line between the competing constituencies she needs to appease.
One idea was for "the PMQ DIY lunch: bring your own sandwiches to watch PMQs in a different fine country house in the constituency (by courtesy of a PPC member) every week; glass of wine, cup of coffee, informal discussion, yours for a fiver".
It may not be the prettiest face in the consortium, but for its constituency it is working fine, attracting some 25,000 visitors a year.
The second Meinongian camp distinguishes two modes of predication: What Mally called determining and satisfying, Hector-Neri Castañeda [Castañeda 1974] called internal and external predication, William Rapaport [Rapaport 1978] called constituency and exemplification, Kit Fine [Fine 1982] called implicit and explicit, and Edward Zalta [Zalta 1983 , 1988 called encoding and exemplifying.
Happily, though, there is one NovaStar constituency that is doing just fine — the one that consists of its top executives and co-founders.
Mohamed Morsi, Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood president, walking a fine line between placating his angry Islamic constituency and preserving his ties with the United States, condemned the violence and the offending film that incited the protests.
That goal was fine with Obama; his new district offered promising, untapped constituencies for him as he considered his next political move.
The idea behind "City Modern" is to bring fine design to life for Dwell's two main constituencies -- 40percentt are in the trade and 60percentt are design-savvy consumers.
In Scotland we get on fine in the Scottish parliament with a single-member constituency and PR..
