When he gets back home, he makes a speech to his constituents on "Government".
On November 25 , 1949 in a celebrated closing speech to the Constituent Assembly, Mr. Ambedkar declared: "If we wish to maintain democracy not merely in form, but also in fact, what must we do?
The only possible consolation for his fellow party members was that in this week's competition for worst remark by a politician, Cohen was pitted against the new governor of Alabama, who announced in his Martin Luther King Day speech that any constituent who had not accepted Jesus Christ as his savior was "not my brother".
Federal electoral politics may seem a long way from the lab bench, but for Ferguson the move from studying protein assembly to giving speeches and serving constituents seems like a natural progression.
Mr. Reid, in his closing speech, talked about his constituents in Nevada who need to visit doctors but cannot afford to do so because they do not have health coverage, or who need medical treatment that was denied by insurance companies.
Moreover, whereas negated sentences can be embedded into compound sentences, speech acts cannot be constituents of other speech acts.
Recognizing that the party cannot survive with the country's changing demographics without diversifying its constituents, this speech is the first step in a concerted effort to attract the African-American vote.
IN HIS first speech to Pakistan's constituent assembly, on August 11th 1947, the country's president, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, made clear his belief that religious toleration should prevail in the country he had brought into being.
And then to show how much they care about free speech, the legislators declare, "Our constituents have expressed outrage at the fact she is using taxpayer dollars to conduct research on Fifty Shades of Grey, Lady Gaga and Twilight".
