Some noblemen even controlled multiple constituencies: for example, the Duke of Norfolk controlled eleven, while the Earl of Lonsdale controlled nine.
Lose multiple constituencies to Conservatives and Plaid Cymru, serious Ukip threat in South Wales.
With regard to this issue, the literature commonly refers to the multiple-constituency of HR functional roles, thereby addressing the different status and influence of HR departments (Teo and Rodwell 2007; Farndale and Hope-Hailey 2009).
They've got to start acting like the IBMs, P&Gs, BPs, making meaningful commitments to multiple constituencies in terms of diversity, the environment, community improvement and similar political and social concerns.
A multiple constituency approach is employed to develop hypotheses and test them using empirical data gathered through a questionnaire survey among 110 managers of German Chinese joint ventures (GCJV) in the People's Republic of China.
Together with the Cuban nationalists, there were multiple constituencies in the United States winning the grassroots battle for a change of policy since the 1990s.
They operated without sufficient thought of their multiple constituencies, and, yes, even of the long-term interests of their investors.
Ozomatli had songs for multiple constituencies, from Stax-style 1960s soul to merengue.
The challenge is how to evaluate goal-attainment in relation to engagement with the multiple constituencies in the arena.
Provisions of the legislation are very similar to the parliamentary-election legislation, with the main difference being that the 12 members of the European Parliament are elected in a single constituency encompassing all of Croatia, instead of multiple constituencies used in the parliamentary elections.
By considering the needs of the user community early on in the mission-design process, agencies can ensure that satellites meet the needs of multiple constituencies.
