For the latter, volunteerism represents a vast untapped constituency in support of development efforts that is worthy of donor support.

We're building dispensaries across that constituency.

The nomination by a constituency of a candidate member shall be accompanied by a nomination for a candidate alternate member from the same constituency.

The 12 elected representatives would be elected on an island wide basis by all registered voters in a single constituency, in contrast to the current multi constituency voting.

(b) Best interests of young children as a group or constituency.

The late Geoffrey Dickens, M.P. was attending a fete in his constituency.

No constituency should fear becoming the new victims in a new Iraq.

We had a broader, geographically much wider, constituency we were trying to defend.

Islamist candidates were in an awkward position, seeking support from women voters, whose participation they opposed. However, Islamists were among the 29 parliamentary deputies pushing for constituency reform, a fact that eased their dilemma.

Musharraf may be counting on the army, his primary constituency, to bail him out of this crisis. Though such support remains a possibility, it is unlikely that the army leadership will extend itself on his behalf.

The primary constituency of the ACSJC is the 27 of the Australian population who are Catholics.

Currently, the Office works on cases presented by almost 1.5 per cent of its total constituency each year.

The other is you've got to have a constituency, you've got to have finance, and you've got to be able to raise awareness.

As humans, ultimately being part of the universe, we're kind of the spokespeople or the observer part of the constituency of the universe.

The Member States are the main constituency of the Major Programme, and developing countries and countries with economies in transition are the target groups.

On the reform of the Security Council, it is necessary to make it far more equitable and representative of the United Nations global constituency.

As we have just learned from the European experience, a permanent constitution is unlikely to succeed if drafted behind closed doors, in isolation from the constituency.

Finally, we thank the Secretary General for his report, which is, as always, comprehensive and of great assistance to delegations and to the wider oceans constituency.

Under the programme newly elected women legislators and councilors were provided orientation to the political system, the legislative mechanism, constituency servicing, research and documentation and networking.

It is vital that the World Trade Organization (WTO) elaborate special and differential treatment for this category of countries, which are among the weakest in the WTO constituency.

For these voters, Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi are merely historical figures, and are a distant memory even for many voters born before 1975. It is not surprising that Rahul Gandhi proved unable to bring the Congress a victory in a recent election in a constituency that historically had been a bastion of support for his family.

To make a product, to market an idea, to come up with any problem you want to solve that doesn't have a constituency with an otaku, is almost impossible.

She is the head of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, and she has told her constituency that she is going to get copyright protection for fashion designs.

The Executive Board shall request the relevant constituency to nominate the new member, or the new alternate member, to be appointed in accordance with paragraph 1 of this rule.

The present report, submitted pursuant to resolution 59 126 B, defines strategic directions for the libraries that serve the United Nations Secretariat, its bodies, Member States and its broader constituency.

His Internet surfing, compassionate, and generally liberal image helps recruit a key constituency those beyond the reach of Putin himself to the Putin plan. Whether the plan succeeds is another matter.

On 20 April, the Palestinian Legislative Council gave preliminary approval to a revised electoral law for the legislative vote, which envisages a two to one mix of constituency based and national representation.

In response to this promotion of status, ACPF wishes to play even broader and more active role in the whole range of activities within the purview of ECOSOC and its wide constituency.

The present component will target youth organizations and networks operating at the regional or international level which have the capacity to reach a broad constituency of national and local level youth focused groups.

The labor constituency, ever fearful of import competition, has undermined trade policy. It has also shifted aid policy in directions that assign priority to areas where the returns to US efforts are relatively minuscule.

I've come, however, on a special mission on behalf of my constituency, which are the 10 to the 18th power that's a million trillion insects and other small creatures, and to make a plea for them.

The constituency of the Office is estimated at 27,600 staff worldwide, of whom approximately 25 per cent are located at Headquarters, 32 per cent at offices away from Headquarters and 43 per cent in field missions.

So the question is this who will Palestinians, in particular the Hamas constituency, think is better able to secure these goals, Abbas or Barghouti? That answer will most likely determine who will be the PA s next leader.

Of course, under the single seat constituency system, minor parties in Japan are at a distinct disadvantage. Indeed, a landslide victory on the scale of Abe s may very well lead to some of them completely disappearing from political life.

The quarterly national newsletter, Justice Trends, reports regularly on U.N. matters, informing a broad constituency in Australia and internationally, about the structure, function and activities of the U.N. regarding economic, social and cultural rights, and the Australian Government's engagement with it.

By facilitating continuing contacts and ongoing co operation among the members, many of them in decision making positions, ACPF reinforces the bonds of solidarity among its growing constituency, which also includes partners in the private sector and the scholarly community.

That historic document will provide the foundation on which to rebuild our country as a peaceful, stable, united and federal Iraq, and the only way to realize that vision is with the input and the consensus of the entire constituency.

India s government has been similarly occupied with domestic political struggles and the challenge of sustaining economic growth amid rising pressure for redistribution. Moreover, Indian officials must still nurture the small, albeit growing, constituency that supports a rapidly transformed relationship with the US.

Looking to 2013, the biggest risks are in the US and Europe. By contrast, China has the instruments, resources, incentives, and knowledge to avoid an economic hard landing and, unlike Western countries, lacks any significant constituency wedded to lethal ideas like expansionary austerity.

No institutional framework can survive unless it serves the material interests of its constituency. In the nineteenth century, when the Tunisian craft guilds failed to adapt to industrialization, they became irrelevant, and the amins, or guild masters, were left as figureheads in shell institutions.

So we are caught between a financially unsustainable pattern of global demand and the need for politically difficult changes in many countries domestic policies. All politics is local, and there is no local constituency for the global economy, so what triumphs often erodes global imbalances further.

With Sonia Gandhi in ill health, Rahul unable to connect to the electorate even in his historically safe constituency, and the Nehru Gandhi brand name having lost its appeal, the prospects for the Congress in 2014 look bleak. Only the outcome will tell whether it can survive.

Some settled in London (my European Parliament constituency). They have been a persistent thorn in the side of successive British governments, but at long last Prime Minister David Cameron s coalition government seems to be seeking to conclude this matter in a fair, humane, and just way.

There were repeated calls for UNCTAD's mandate to analyse trade and development issues to be strengthened and for a continuation of its role as a forum for mobilizing consensus on development objectives and for furthering the conceptual and perceptual understanding of development issues among its constituency.

The Rural Development and Agricultural Market Regulation Act provides for different types of state support interest rate support, training support, apprenticeship training support, support for farm relief services, joint economic activity support for agricultural producers, etc.