For both Smith and Robinson, the key constituent was the audience, the key purpose social and the key policy access.
Fox's curiosity about English behaviour, which she attempts to reduce, in this prodigously long investigation, into key constituent parts, is matched only by her regret that we are not a more free and easy nationality.
Sickle cell anaemia is triggered by a genetic fault that changes one of the dozens of amino acids that make up haemoglobin, the key constituent of the red blood cells that carry oxygen around our bodies.
The basis for this theory - that the brain is vitally important in the working of female sexuality - is obvious to any woman, but it seems to have eluded the scientific community (key constituent: men) for some time.
The capping effect on the country's mining sector – comprising a key constituent of the FTSE – has kept the UK tied to a tight 20-point range, unable to make any real gains through 6720.
As is their wont, various computing gurus (that one isn't confined to tech circles) have come up with initialisms to summarise what they see as its key constituent parts.
A crucial transformation is to move away from income as the key constituent of well-being and to develop new indicators that measure actual improvements in well-being at all scales.
For whites, the development has been more recent, and it has occurred at the same time as the emergence of anti-abortion sentiment as a key constituent of conservative political identity.
Today, Mr. McGreevey once again spoke to the state's mayors, at their annual convention, but the lukewarm response he received was a striking indication of the strain that has developed between the governor and one of his key constituent groups during his 15 months in office.
Hillary Rodham Clinton has worked hard over the last two years to project an image as a low-key, constituent-minded junior senator from New York.
A26 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 With Release of Book, Clinton Takes the Spotlight In one weekend, Hillary Rodham Clinton has abandoned her image as a low-key, constituent-minded junior senator, bracing for the release of her memoirs.
