"The forces that are coming to bear on that, of [the] Paris [United Nations Climate Change Conference], of corporate pressure, of key constituencies for the November 2016 elections are all very strong, and the risk to an out-of-touch party going into a national election with an unpopular position on a major issue that has been paid for by a big special interest is an ugly combination.
In others, Members have developed deep networks of personal relationships with leaders of key constituencies.
He said he expected the bill to be successful this time, because he could not fathom anyone objecting to protections for those three key constituencies.
This explosion of interest is the combination of a political attack that resonates with two key constituencies for Mrs. Clinton — suburban women and Hispanics — and a made-for-television battle between the Republican nominee for president and a beauty queen.
"The government doesn't think it can control all information for all people, but if they can control information for their key constituency of AKP supporters, that is valuable to them," said Nate Schenkkan, a Turkey expert at pro-democracy group Freedom House. .
Issues that are highly salient and visible to key constituencies, for instance, may cause politically ambitious actors to alter their bargaining positions.
In several states, Republicans have recently passed more restrictive election laws, which they say will fight fraud, but which Democrats say will make it harder for some of their key constituencies to vote.
In a post headlined "encouraging postal vote news for SNP", the blogger Jeff Breslin wrote: "I am very reliably informed that early results look very promising for the SNP in key constituencies".
Recommendations are proposed for all of the key constituencies involved researchers, publishers, institutions and funders because it will take commitment and persistence across these groups if we are to reform current practices.
Yet for years now the Democrats' key constituencies have been taking it on the chin.
