First the blog, then the petition were pushed out on SPARK's website, Twitter feed and Facebook page and reposted and retweeted by our partners, whose constituencies spread the word to their constituencies and so on.
Limbaugh went on television Monday morning with Jamie Gangel of MSNBC, insisting he's not such a bad fellow, and surely not a racist, but let's not lull ourselves into accepting the way he spews code words to his constituency.
Notably absent at the convention was the word "atheist," an important constituency that the Democratic Party consistently ignores.
The lexical constituency model of word recognition (Perfetti et al., 2005) argues that phonological access is a key constituent of word recognition in all languages, regardless of whether its activation is helpful or not.
In the absence of proportional representation, Scott wrote (yes, there were even Liberal calls for electoral reform a hundred years ago), "there is nothing for it but mutual consideration, a fair regard for each other's numerical claims, respect for the real wishes of the progressive elements in constituencies – in a word, compromise".
The word also applies broadly to a constituency: the family of jazz, as it were.
He backed up his words with deeds, gathering a bewildered constituency among the conservationists who had opposed him.
Quitting colleges, quitting the governorship, quitting on people, quitting on her word and now quitting on her base constituency.
Gavin Shuker, a Labour M.P. from Luton, told me that the Prime Minister's words had exacerbated what had, in his constituency, been extremely difficult days.
In addition, it considers the internal organisation of each strata of language as a rank of units related by constituency (e.g. clause, phrase/group, word and morpheme for English lexicogrammar).
