Though phrase and group are both considered to be the constituencies of a clause next below, they differ in terms of their resemblance to the structure of a clause (as stated earlier).
Young voters and Latinos, widely considered to be crucial constituencies in national elections, both support climate action.
"Like the Rushies [Limbaugh fans], I want the blogs to be a constituency politicians have to factor in".
Ms Hodge was understood to be on constituency business in Barking, east London, today and unavailable for comment.
To add to that, the notion of "open" has as many different definitions as there are constituencies trying to promote it.
All are constituencies important to his political success.
We expect them to be in their constituencies.
In his plan, Mr. Levy appeared to be addressing two constituencies: minority families and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.
As these districts become increasingly diverse, it is often difficult to identify particular constituency interests, and representatives find it increasingly impossible to be responsive to constituency wishes or needs.
Because he hasn't done that, he has been able with some success to be not one constituency's private messenger (mine, for instance – though I wouldn't have minded it), but to be all constituencies' messenger.
