Donald Trump makes money for one constituent and one constituent alone.
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Specifically, the social network is rolling out three new features: constituent badges, constituent insights, and district targeting.
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Constituent Assembly The UN report comes days after a controversial new legislature, the Constituent Assembly, took power.
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If Mr. Trump "has dared to say 'no' to the Constituent Assembly, we tell him 'yes, yes, yes' — the Constituent Assembly will go ahead — Constituent Assembly now more than ever," Mr. Maduro said recently.
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MSCI added 2003 constituent stocks to the MSCI China A-Shares onshore index, and MSCI eliminated 88 constituent stocks.
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The constituent never contacted or spoke with Republican committee staff or Grassley, and the FBI never contacted the constituent, Whitehouse's news release said.
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The ad: A constituent, Denise Sandvick, chops vegetables in her kitchen as Ms. Heitkamp's voice explains how both the constituent and the candidate have pre-existing conditions.
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Some observers fear that the E.P.A. is now run like a Senate office, where representatives meet with constituents and do constituent services—except that the constituent is industry.
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While it is possible that the Constituent Assembly could attempt to abolish the National Assembly, it will not happen automatically as a result of this Constituent Assembly election.
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The show initially referred to her being tasked with "constituent care," though McCallum convinced those working on the show to use "constituent casework," an actual service performed around Capitol Hill.
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We just adore him & he's already seeking constituent services!
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The idea of not just neglecting but actively refusing constituent services, for reasons of ideology, would be unimaginable to the constituent-focused members of Congress of both parties elected beginning in the 1970s.
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Uniformity does not exist from office to office on how they process constituent communication and some congressional offices are now shutting their doors to constituent messages sent by third-party technology software companies.
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It proposes, ominously, a constituent assembly to revise the constitution.
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Physicists rely on particle accelerators to understand matter's constituent parts.
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Arsov may be a supporter, but he's not a constituent.
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Angry constituent tells Tom Cotton she's not a paid protester.
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" In total, they divided Beatles songs into 149 "constituent components.
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He will have to answer constituent emails and hire staffers.
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I'm a constituent from St. Louis County, zip code 63001.
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A constituent angry over the GOP's healthcare bill approached Rep.
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But she said that Mr. Traficant's constituent services were unparalleled.
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Mr. Khan has acknowledged contacts with Mr. Gani, a constituent.
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That's why it really does matter to have constituent pressure.
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Last Sunday, the vote for the constituent assembly was held.
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Obama, surveying the constituent parts of the meal, evinced trepidation.
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The latter is a constituent nation of the United Kingdom.
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The Hopkins checklist disaggregates that decision into its constituent parts.
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The painting is by David Pulphus, a constituent of Rep.
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The Constituent Assembly removed Guaido's parliamentary immunity in early April.
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Constituent Badges Posted by Facebook on Wednesday, June 7, 2017 While anyone could enter a fake address and pretend to be a constituent, Facebook has put controls in place to limit those bad actors.
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Republican senator tells constituent to stop all the calls about Trump Republican senator tells constituent to stop all the calls about Trump No matter what they may say, politicians don't always welcome their constituents' views.
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" "This is about constituent service ... I'm here to represent the people.
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One controller dictates the behavior of all of the constituent parts.
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FTSE 100 constituent and Premier Inn owner Whitbread also gained 3%.
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San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz hugs a constituent on Saturday.
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One mayor recalled a constituent coming to him for marital advice.
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Its constituent groups were free to take whatever position they wanted.
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A section of the ruling chavista movement opposes the constituent assembly.
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There has been widespread international condemnation of Maduro's Constituent Assembly plan.
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Do our leaders intend to stir constituent passion for political points?
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Is he looking out for constituent needs in his home state?
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Susan's dealing with something every constituent has experienced — betrayal and heartbreak.
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The stock will become a constituent of Germany's midcap MDAX index.
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An extra special welcome and #HappyNewYear to my newest constituent – Rev.
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Jake Garn, a conservative Republican from Utah, with an important constituent.
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Feinstein did everything to protect the privacy of our mutual constituent.
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They were moments of complete immersion, the main constituent of joy.
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Pérez Jiménez was fraudulently elected by a Constituent Assembly in 284.
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And so servicing constituent needs might trump Trump in this particular case.
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Mr Puigdemont talks also of "constituent" elections to found a new state.
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The relationship between the United Kingdom's constituent countries needs to be settled.
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Just a third believed the same about letters from an average constituent.
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Attorney General fired The National Constituent Assembly held its first session Saturday.
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The lead ions break up into their constituent quarks—for a moment.
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On Sunday 545 seats in the new Constituent Assembly will be decided.
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Not surprisingly, he's got a lot of love for his young constituent.
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Mike Coffman routinely hosts constituent one on one meetings across the district.
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A constituent just confronted me and told me I support open borders.
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Mr. Wright is a skilled practitioner of what politicians call constituent services.
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The Constituent Assembly promptly fired her amid a campaign of character assassination.
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The new Constituent Assembly gave Máduro the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
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He was also filmed swearing at a constituent at a 2011 event.
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However, such an order must be introduced before the state's Constituent Assembly.
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These are Democrats core constituent groups, and they are energized and empowered.
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The debate over who is a constituent is relatively uncharted legal waters.
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Answering that question requires breaking the inflation puzzle into its constituent parts.
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And it is a sort of constituent part of German national identity.
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And it is a sort of constituent part of German national identity.
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Peter King, a New York Republican who counted Kassem as a constituent.
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My congressional office received a distressed call from a constituent in Queens.
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Early in the meeting the constituent made a disparaging remark about Sen.
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Staff members in charge of constituent services may be able to help.
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That means constituent support matters most, even more so than lobbyist checks.
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Eshoo said in a statement that she was "proud" of her constituent.
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He has ordered a new constituent assembly, to be chosen on July 30th.
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The corpses of those remaining stars will die, decaying into their constituent parts.
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It was an impressive performance, balancing constituent services, oversight, and the bully pulpit.
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The material's unique molecular properties derive from constituent proteins that repel each other.
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TRENDING Black Oregon lawmaker says constituent called cops on her for canvassing neighborhood.
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It is helpful, too, that he has rejected calls for a constituent assembly.
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But stationary storage is cheapest when its constituent battery cells are most uniform.
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At Maduro's behest, Venezuela on July 30 will elect a controversial Constituent Assembly.
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"You brought it back from the dead," the constituent said of MacArthur's amendment.
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It spawned many of his touchstone sculptures: constituent figures, cast in varying sizes.
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Particularly for people like Baylee, a young constituent of mine from Lompoc, Calif.
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The new Constituent Assembly gave Maduro's allies the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
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Jamal Khashoggi is a renowned Washington Post contributor, Virginia resident, and my constituent.
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Each of its 15 constituent republics, including Russia, had popular pro-independence movements.
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Plus, a staffer cannot possibly speak with every interested constituent on the phone.
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Close now, she could no longer see the thing's wholeness, only constituent pieces.
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The answer was surprisingly simple: A constituent bothered him about the topic. Repeatedly.
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While constituent meetings in Washington had been suspended, the office's other functions continued.
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And when a constituent approached him to ask what polls showed, he paused.
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On July 30, the dictatorship held an unconstitutional election for a Constituent Assembly.
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" This illegitimate constituent assembly was the outcome of a rigged and underwhelming "vote.
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This was an organization that had lost trust with every constituent that mattered.
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On Wednesday, they will show up at a weekly "constituent coffee" that Sen.
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During the event, one constituent asked why Amash hadn't declared as an independent yet.
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Town halls and countless constituent meetings were a hallmark of my tenure in Congress.
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A small wooden box sat on the table next to pamphlets advertising constituent services.
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His constituent assembly may draft a new constitution that will secure him in power.
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Venezuela's constituent assembly stripped the opposition's leader, Juan Guaidó, of his immunity from prosecution.
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General Marcos Pérez Jiménez was proclaimed as president in 1952 by a constituent assembly.
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He was sworn in late Saturday afternoon to rousing applause from the Constituent Assembly.
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The president says the constituent assembly will help bring peace to a divided Venezuela.
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Giffords was shot and severely injured at a constituent event in Tucson in 2011.
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For days, his staff has been fielding thousands of angry constituent calls a day.
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That alone has the opposition infuriated and calling the constituent assembly an illegitimate move.
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CIB, a constituent of the MSCI emerging market index, fell 79 percent on Tuesday.
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Services is a key constituent of core inflation closely watched by the central bank.
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Headquartered in Stevenage, it builds missiles in the four countries of its constituent parts.
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Top constituent a2 Milk Company declined 1 percent, while Synlait Milk fell 2.5 percent.
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Issa was confronted by a Republican constituent who said he feared President Trump's agenda.
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Chávez's constitution was drawn up by a democratically elected constituent assembly, convoked by referendum.
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Gabrielle Giffords's (D-Ariz.) constituent event in 2011 were motivated by left-wing politics.
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I have a constituent case worker solely devoted to helping veterans with these issues.
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Morocco's 2011 constitution recognizes the "Hebraic" constituent as a component of the national identity.
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Cox had been targeted with "malicious communications" from a different constituent earlier this spring.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.) was shot in the head at a constituent event. Rep.
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Financial stocks, the biggest constituent of the benchmark by market capitalisation, lost about 1.1%.
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The present Manhattan borough president, Gale Brewer, doesn't need constituent complaints to feel frustration.
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She spoke of how she had helped an older constituent with his Social Security.
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That makes it crucial to find out what "the constituent parts" of sex are.
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Colin Allred (D-Texas) -- Shane Thompson, a constituent struggling to pay for insulin Rep.
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Compared with 2016, his over-all constituent correspondence shot up nine hundred per cent.
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"Our office has a confidentiality policy regarding constituent casework," the spokesperson told NBC News.
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Murkowski has cited a constituent who said she would not be alive without Obamacare.
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Removing the president of the United States from office doesn't wait for constituent service.
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He then doubled down and announced the formation of an all-powerful constituent assembly.
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Qing subjects aimed to save their empire and its constituent parts, not the planet.
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There are safeguards against a constituent assembly following the path of Hugo Chávez's Venezuela.
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Constituent mail grew from there, and each succeeding president formed a relationship with it.
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"I'd like to come to your birthday," he told his constituent with a smile.
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Constituent letters began popping into the inboxes of top aides and speechwriters and advisers.
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The Constitution also left open the possibility of another constituent assembly in the future.
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The United States Constitution does not specifically designate whom Mr. Menendez can legally count as a constituent, nor has the Supreme Court or any court for that matter offered a ruling defining who, exactly, is a constituent of a United States senator.
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Most significant in discerning what happened in the constituent assembly vote are some simple questions: If the government were popular enough to get 8 million votes for its constituent power grab, why did it block the election to recall Maduro last year?
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The issue will be taken up by the country's all-powerful Constituent Assembly, Maduro said.
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Even as the story itself is much bigger than any one of its constituent parts.
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One problem, though, is that the constituent assembly of the state was dissolved in 1956.
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Step closer, the constituent materials reveal themselves: craft paper, macaroni, chicken-foot candy, and string.
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Apple, Microsoft, Facebook and Alphabet comprise nearly 42 percent of the entire 72-constituent fund.
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Venezuela's president has imposed a rigged constituent assembly to replace the elected, opposition-controlled parliament.
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The constituent assembly, which is itself a one-party institution, has backed this punitive act.
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"There's nothing more effective than sitting across from a constituent when they're suffering," Altmire said.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell got yelled at by an angry constituent during a speech.
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"Measurable, transparent goals that incorporate constituent feedback will facilitate public trust and support," Grella tweeted.
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Woodside Petroleum, the energy sector's biggest constituent by weighting, was off 2.2% on the day.
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He was sworn in late Saturday afternoon to a rousing applause from the Constituent Assembly.
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Last weekend's election of a constituent assembly, clearly fraudulent, aimed at perpetuating the party's control.
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On Saturday, the Constituent Assembly unanimously fired Attorney General Luisa Ortega Diaz, a Maduro critic.
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This comes after Maduro embraced what the White House is calling an "illegitimate" Constituent Assembly.
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The pro-government Constituent Assembly is expected to back the request over the coming days.
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"Maduro is not president and the Constituent Assembly has no legitimacy, no value," he said.
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Town halls, Rotary Club visits, and constituent encounters were like canaries in the coal mine.
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Mr Piñera is likely to resist demands for a constituent assembly to rewrite the constitution.
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The slide is naturally attributable to decreases in rankings across the constituent parts of USDA.
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That and dedicated constituent service would make her a credit to the New York delegation.
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Maduro established the Constituent Assembly to counter the influence of the opposition-controlled Venezuelan legislature.
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This constituent-rooted system was borne out in the types of earmarks that got funded.
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All of the major constituent sectors on both indexes ended with losses for the day.
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For example, our 85033 constituent chapters also provide CME on prescribing opioids and managing pain.
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Now, Maduro is trying to cement his power by holding a rigged constituent assembly election.
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I mean, think about what a diverse team can do in a multi-constituent world.
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"The idea is to break real estate into its constituent parts, "from dirt to disposition.
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The Fine Gael/Labour coalition, whose constituent parties are seeking re-election together on Feb.
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Advocacy professionals and vendors bear the responsibility (and the burden) over the constituent communications process.
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Newsweek reported that the constituent who mailed the check is a woman named Fern Malila.
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Beyond the political controversy over the constituent assembly, the election was tainted by deadly violence.
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Back in February, during a town hall event, an angry constituent tore into the senator.
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Because it passed CAATSA with little consultation with EU partners, Congress alienated a key constituent.
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First, congressional offices are not equipped to handle this volume of constituent delegation of engagement.
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But it's the high-gloss "Está Rico" that becomes something bigger than its constituent parts.
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"A constituent doesn't mean that you have to live in New Jersey," Mr. Ogrosky said.
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But he asked the two sides to file written arguments about how they define constituent.
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At the Group of 7, for example, the constituent countries are described as all equals.
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Afterward, most constituent mail is scanned and forwarded to congressional offices as an electronic image.
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He went on to add that he would meet with anyone who was a constituent.
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I strongly urge the Venezuelan government to suspend the convening of the national constituent assembly.
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Others expected no rocky core, but hydrogen, the planet's main constituent, all the way down.
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Washington has said it will consider sanctions against anyone who participates in the constituent assembly.
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The insinuation might be dishonest, but the constituent pieces are all at least true-ish.
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"Bernie's Yearning" was created by Ben Cohen of Ben & Jerry's, a longtime constituent of Sanders.
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He has installed a new constituent assembly, which has the authority to rewrite the constitution.
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Hill's story generated immediate public concern and a flood of constituent calls to Senate offices.
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Lights went off in parts of the capital, Caracas, minutes after the Constituent Assembly's vote.
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On June 5, the committee considered the matter of improving constituent outreach by congressional offices.
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He has met with community members and city officials, as well as answered constituent questions.
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When congressional staff were asked what advocacy factors influence an undecided lawmaker, 94 percent said an "in-person visit from a constituent" has some or a lot of influence and 92 percent said an individualized email message from a constituent has a big impact.
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I had been a constituent the whole time, so I knew his record inside and out.
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He could scrap the constituent assembly, restore the legislature's powers and call off Ms Ortega's trial.
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A Polaroid photomontage, the violence of collision echoes throughout the composite image and its constituent parts.
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An Arizona congressman who blocked a constituent and critic on Facebook is having second thoughts. Rep.
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Financials, a major benchmark constituent, gained 0.5% with all the 'Big Four' banks eking out gains.
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"They say 'those who don't accept the constituent assembly are traitors, fascists or terrorists'," she said.
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What happened, fund specialists say, is that many of the constituent stocks in the S.&P.
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Financials, a major benchmark constituent, gained 0.4% with all the 'Big Four' banks eking out gains.
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To study fiscal stimulus, they divided America (one unit of analysis) into its constituent states (50).
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But, like always, that item of clothing meant much more to me than its constituent parts.
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It is therefore impossible to describe such a machine in strict terms of its constituent parts.
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That's how a constituent eventually changed Altmire's mind on the Employee Free Choice Act in 2007.
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The licensing regime it envisions will not satisfy everyone, but every constituent, every stakeholder, got something.
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The mayor has vehemently denied wrongdoing, saying his office treated Mr. Singh like any other constituent.
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Joanna Robinson, a constituent, asked MacArthur point-blank what would happen to people with opioid addiction.
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Critics think Venezuela's new legislative body, the Constituent Assembly, will rewrite the Constitution at Maduro's behest.
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Those offices handle congressional requests ranging from minor constituent issues to politically charged demands for documents.
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The proposed Constituent Assembly would be made up of 545 members, all nominated by Maduro's administration.
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Lacy Clay (D-Mo.) brought the award-winning constituent artwork to the House floor on Wednesday.
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"Venezuela now needs our solidarity," he earlier told Venezuela's Constituent Assembly, a pro-government legislative superbody.
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In the 18th century Britain forged its constituent countries into a United Kingdom with imperial reach.
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Many a politician has tried to avoid unnecessary constituent confrontation while still trying to appear accessible.
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Mr Maduro's announcement on May 1st that he would convene the constituent assembly intensified both trends.
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The National Constituent Assembly, a pro-Maduro legislative body, stripped Guanipa of his immunity on Oct.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), who was shot in the head at a constituent event in 85033.
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"I was pleasing my one constituent and I was proud of it," he told the court.
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The four constituent nations of the UK have always represented themselves independently in international soccer competitions.
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Late last week, a constituent at a town hall confronted Bennet about concerns about Trump's nominee.
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Mr. Trump has also hurled crude epithets at many of Mr. Obama's allies and constituent groups.
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Have they abandoned their obligation to protect their constituent victims from these illegal immigrant's criminal activity?
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The hospital is in Representative Israel's district and Mr. Kaisen was a constituent of Representative King's.
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Many details remain unclear about the constituent assembly, although foes say it would be excessively powerful.
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"I appreciate the constituent input I have received," he said in a statement following the event.
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"We will not recognize the constituent assembly" called for by Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, he said.
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It's unclear whether the sanctions will be enough to derail Maduro's has scheduled Constituent Assembly election.
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Many were known for the power of chairing committees or for strong constituent service, or both.
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Venezuela is now governed by a Constituent Assembly, composed of close allies of President Nicolás Maduro.
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The fatberg's other constituent parts – including baby wipes, cotton buds and nappies – will be disposed of.
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Gabrielle Giffords, the Arizona Democrat who was shot in the head at a 2011 constituent event.
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Responding to a constituent on Twitter who said she sought to oppose the nomination of Sen.
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A Constituent Assembly, elected under doubtful and often violent circumstances cannot be part of the solution.
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Jiangsu Hengrui Medicine Co., the largest constituent of the CSI300 Health Care Index, rose 1.2 percent.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.), who was shot in the head at a constituent event in 2011.
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City Council is a 24-hour-a-day job and when a constituent calls, I answer.
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Maduro has said the constituent assembly is the country's only chance at securing peace and prosperity.
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Several Native American tribes and local Utah constituent groups have come out forcefully against the bill.
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Katz told Bash that she and Ford thought Feinstein had respected the process involving her constituent.
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Atomic hydrogen is the prime constituent in almost all astronomical entities such as stars and galaxies.
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Constituent interests Last, but perhaps most important, legislators should represent the policy interests of their constituents.
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Since then, he's met with community members and city officials, as well as answered constituent questions.
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The constituent assembly will "complete the definitive dismantling of democracy", she told a Peruvian newspaper this week.
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Each member of Congress can select a painting by a constituent to hang in the Cannon tunnel.
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Nothing is stopping Time Warner's constituent elements from striking these kinds of deals with today's wireless companies.
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The University of California system is exceptional in looking for reforms across all of its constituent campuses.
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The establishment last week of a Constituent Assembly packed with Socialist Party loyalists led to widespread criticism.
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Wildstein and Baroni used the "one constituent rule" as a barometer by which decisions would be made.
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Among those named was constituent assembly member Adan Chavez, brother of the late socialist leader Hugo Chavez.
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State TV showed gatherings of red-shirted workers pumping fists and vowing to support the Constituent Assembly.
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Critics of the Venezuelan regime say it will use the proposed constituent assembly to snuff out democracy.
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Showing the face is a constituent element for our communication, the way we live, our social cohesion.
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There's no way to see all of its constituent parts without sawing the thing completely in half.
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"They are real assassins!" said Elvis Amoroso, the vice-president of the powerful socialist-run Constituent Assembly.
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Ortega has called the Constituent Assembly's election illegal, and said she would continue to be attorney general.
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The investigative news outlet ProPublica fact-checked Blunt's letter, after the constituent sent it to the newsroom.
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"How long are you and your fellow Republicans going to defend this American nightmare?" the constituent continued.
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We live in a world where a Congresswoman was shot and nearly killed at a constituent event.
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But the opposition boycotted the election, calling it fraudulent, and saying the Constituent Assembly will erode democracy.
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Ultimately, the vote and the creation of Maduro's Constituent Assembly would give the President immense political power.
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For instance, a constituent in Malden recently got very sick, and wasn't able to leave her home.
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Gabby Giffords (D), who was shot in the head in 2011 during a constituent meet-and-greet.
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Jim Sensenbrenner, R-Wisconsin, seemed to have the opposite experience Monday: Only one constituent was in attendance.
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In May, overruling the protesters, the C.N.E. approved Maduro's request to hold elections for a constituent assembly.
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All of the major constituent sectors on both indexes were in the negative territory in early deals.
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Finally, in July, Maduro successfully held elections for the new body, which he called the constituent assembly.
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Swanson is a constituent of Michigan's 7th District and a member of the Coalition for Medicare Choices.
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But Maduro quickly defanged Congress, first ruling by decree, then calling new elections for a constituent assembly.
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If I were a constituent, I'd be sort of ticked at the way she allocates her time.
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He won the votes of 363 lawmakers in a 595-member legislature, known as the Constituent Assembly.
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Financials, the biggest index constituent was sold off with the 'Big Four' banks trading in the red.
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The chairman faced an angry crowd at a constituent town hall meeting in his district last week.
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"How long are you and your fellow Republicans going to defend this American nightmare?" the constituent asked.
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More typically, caseworkers are solving constituent problems related to Social Security benefits, Medicare billing or VA care.
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Its biggest constituent BHP Group finished 0.2% lower, while smaller rival Rio Tinto's shares were up 0.8%.
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How much does it matter if the person who is making the phone call is a constituent?
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Several others where nailing at least one treble-20 was an essential constituent of the winning sum.
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One of the candidates for the constituent assembly was also shot dead in his home on Saturday.
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"My personal politics don't allow me to cover my breasts," Sally explains to a perplexed, gawking constituent.
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Moreover, he said, the constituent in question was covered by Medicaid, so the whole question was moot.
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Venezuela's new governing body, known as the constituent assembly, will soon take charge as a ruling junta.
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But he's polling at 11 percent among voters aged 85033 and above, a key constituent for Biden.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.), who was shot in the head at a constituent event six years ago.
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The limited American response left many of Mr. Maduro's rivals pondering their future under the constituent assembly.
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The opposition-controlled National Assembly, whose rulings are systematically ignored by Maduro, calls the Constituent Assembly illegitimate.
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But singling out a lone constituent — and being caught doing so — suggests, perhaps, a feeling of disquiet.
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None could find a constituent who said they had really sent the correspondence, Simrill told BuzzFeed News.
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To have a trusting relationship with constituent and voters that they can leverage in times of need.
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The Department of Social Services established an Office of Constituent Services to handle complaints from benefits recipients.
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Members of Congress whose states or districts are involved demand that every constituent need be met — now.
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As the suspension was announced, the constituent assembly removed dissident state prosecutor Luisa Ortega from her job.
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More than 7 million voters overwhelmingly rejected the constituent assembly and voted in favor of early elections.
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He also said the most important thing to focus on out of the gate is constituent services.
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" Eshoo praised Ford and said her constituent has "exhibited an enormous amount of courage to do this.
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Constituent interaction Do legislators talk to their all constituents to learn about their lives and policy needs?
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"I understand what you guys are doing with these bills, and that's great," one constituent told Shalala.
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These commonalities are then used to link the constituent parts of episodic memories together for future retrieval.
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"If a constituent has a complaint, they can still lodge that complaint," Kellyanne Conway told NBC's "Today" show.
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Critics say Maduro is trying to cement a dictatorship by pushing forward with the Constituent Assembly this Sunday.
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Justin Amash, Gus Bilirakis and Tom McClintock, and a joint "constituent service day" with the staffs of Sens.
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"You are not answering our questions," one constituent said when it was her turn to be called on.
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The current plan involves the establishment of two constituent states within an overarching federal framework on the island.
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The 239-year-old monarchy was abolished by a constituent assembly dominated by the former guerrillas in 2008.
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In the past, Cabello's proposals have quickly gone to the entirely pro-government Constituent Assembly for rubber-stamping.
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Last year, Maduro essentially replaced the legislative body with a Constituent Assembly made up almost exclusively of allies.
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What is perhaps stranger is that in 2015, the same constituent voted for the leftish, internationalist Liberal Democrats.
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Collins and Lisa Murkowski, who responded to constituent pressure as they weighed their votes on the Obamacare repeal.
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Venezuela's president, Nicolás Maduro, issued a decree to convene a constituent assembly, which would write a new constitution.
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And this president shares in that responsibility as well, which means he has a responsibility to my constituent.
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The fervor of Thursday night had given way to Friday morning sobriety, of unpopular provisions and constituent pressure.
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It vests sovereignty in the Spanish people as a whole, not in the inhabitants of its constituent parts.
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The image, below, shows a rich mixture of constituent elements—but interestingly a hydrogen concentration at the poles.
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An elected constituent assembly drafted the constitution in 2007-08; 61% of voters approved it in a referendum.
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It's best to call your own senators and representatives, since your voice as a constituent is most meaningful.
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Financials, the biggest constituent of the index posted losses with the 'Big Four' banks moving into the red.
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Diplomatic tensions increased last month when a legislative superbody called the constituent assembly was elected at Maduro's behest.
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The Trump administration slammed Maduro's decision to create an all-powerful legislature called the Constituent Assembly in August.
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Maduro is pushing a plan to create a new Constituent Assembly with the power to rewrite Venezuela's constitution.
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On July 16, more than 7 million Venezuelans cast ballots in an unofficial vote against Maduro's Constituent Assembly.
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He still strips video to its constituent parts, but his subject has shifted to Long Island's South Shore.
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Moreover, they carved out personal reputations — for independence or constituent service or issue expertise or friendliness and accessibility.
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In Florida, one constituent polled those assembled; they indicated their preferences and they did so clearly and respectfully.
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Maduro's speech came thirty days after the elections for the constituent assembly, and he retained a triumphal tone.
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We will have strong constituent services operations to help with everything from small-business loans to veterans' benefits.
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The largely ceremonial installation of the constituent assembly offered few hints as what its first moves would be.
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"Once installed, this constituent assembly will eliminate governorships, mayors, and the National Assembly," said opposition lawmaker Tomas Guanipa.
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On the heels of the shooting, he got into a heated back-and-forth with a black constituent.
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"If I'm remembered for anything, I'd rather be remembered for constituent service than national legislation," he once said.
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When each constituent bit locks into place, the massive scale and deep texture of the work is thrilling.
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"How long are you and your fellow Republicans going to defend this American nightmare?" constituent asks MacArthur pic.twitter.
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It lets user display "constituent" badges so their elected officials know they aren't just a distant rabble-rouser.
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Once again, the issue centers on the border between Northern Ireland (a constituent of the U.K.) and Ireland.
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Diosdado Cabello, head of the pro-government Constituent Assembly, referred questions about Acosta's case to the executive branch.
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The latter had educated herself on the issue of revenge porn after a constituent had become a victim.
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Giffords was badly wounded when a gunman opened fire during a constituent meeting at a supermarket parking lot.
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Opposition leaders say the constituent assembly is a biased mechanism designed to keep an unpopular leader in power.
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The Constituent Assembly has also been passing resolutions with alacrity, and discussing an array of bills, representatives said.
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Jason Crow announced Wednesday that he too would self-isolate after coming into contact with an infected constituent.
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GDP's capital spending constituent likely dropped 4.3% quarter-on-quarter in the October-December period, the poll showed.
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GDP's capital spending constituent likely dropped 4.3% quarter-on-quarter in the October-December period, the poll showed.
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Fletcher fielded constituent questions about affording pricey medicine that's more effective than alternatives — but not covered by insurance.
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A constituent who wishes to minimize his or her risk by requesting data deletion should have that right.
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Schock even used a front corporation to make money from an annual constituent "fly-in," the indictment claims.
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Murkowski said she based her decision in part on the avalanche of constituent calls made to her office.
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Fast Retailing, another heavily-weighted constituent of the index, rose 0.34 percent as other retail names saw declines.
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Of course, Beto O'Rourke wanted to make sure each potential constituent understood they mattered, and he'd serve everyone.
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Sharjah, the third-largest constituent of the United Arab Emirates, has hired HSBC to coordinate the potential deal.
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Ms. Thomas, a young vocalist from Illinois, is becoming a core constituent of New York's traditional jazz scene.
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A constituent was ranting about Labour's talk of giving 16-year-olds the vote, which Ms Fleet supports.
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A credible opposition plebiscite on July 16 garnered more than 85033 million votes that rejected the constituent assembly.
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The National Constituent Assembly has the power to rewrite the constitution and is likely to solidify Maduro's power.
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They refused to recognize Venezuela's Constituent Assembly and have said they will not recognize next month's presidential election.
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Sandra Alexander, the constituent who requested the meeting, had a different take: "He just ran off," she said.
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The U.S. can immediately include Cabello and numerous members of the Constituent Assembly, including its president, Delcy Rodriguez.
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The new body, called a constituent assembly, is expected to grant virtually unlimited authority to the country's leftists.
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Dawn Reed, a 49-year-old Mitchell County resident, raised her hand during a constituent meeting with Meadows.
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"I can hardly wait for that classified briefing, because I am concerned about my constituent today," she said.
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They get entered into a "constituent-management system" like any other message, and staffers will read each one.
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Each of these early projects, she says, was the result of the unique alchemy between its constituent players.
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The Soviet Union itself was a federal state composed of 15 constituent republics constituted roughly along ethnic lines.
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A wealthy constituent would get about the same level of ideology match from a Democrat or a Republican.
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Their star power is so great that they are typically ten points per match better their strongest constituent nations.
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The players are still expected to learn old ballads from each of the constituent nations (and sing them tunelessly).
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As a student, she interned and worked at the foreign affairs and immigration constituent office of the late Sen.
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According to the Congressional Management Foundation, constituent correspondence to the Senate increased by 548 percent between 2002 and 2010.
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When a nation tells pollsters it's unable to trust its constituent parts it's telling pollsters it doesn't trust itself.
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The country last month, at Maduro's behest, elected a "constituent assembly" that governments around the world say is dictatorial.
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The government is seeking guarantees against violence and recognition of the pro-Maduro Constituent Assembly that has overridden Congress.
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As an intern for Cuellar in 2014, she mainly handled constituent relations and press inquiries, her campaign told CNN.
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PDVSA did not directly mention the comments by Hermann Escarra, a constitutional lawyer and candidate for the constituent assembly.
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Instead, some audience members at a constituent event said the Freedom Caucus member helped avoid making Obamacare's problems worse.
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Giffords was shot in the head at close range during a 2011 constituent meeting in a supermarket parking lot.
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Another option is to change the constitution and the structure of the state itself by holding a constituent assembly.
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Gains were driven by financials, the biggest constituent of the index, with all the 'Big 4' banks ending higher.
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Powell's anecdotal middle-aged constituent must have been one of many who found their neighbourhood transformed overnight by strangers.
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It ruled that the boundaries of Yugoslavia's constituent republics should be the national frontiers of any newly independent states.
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But Denmark, which Greenland is a constituent country, has rebuffed those requests; that is, until the Chinese got involved.
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"The Constituent Assembly should be abandoned ... The whole world is asking for that," said Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos.
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Likewise, regulatory notices continue to refer to the constituent chemicals mitragynine and 7- hydroxymitragynine as opioids, which they aren't.
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And he just called for a new legislative branch to be created, what he calls the constituent national assembly.
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It will be a quarterly benefit — some sort of check or credit every constituent receives four times a year.
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Maduro signed an executive order that will form a "Constituent National Assembly" -- a body that could make those changes.
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Financials, the biggest index constituent also rose with the 'Big Four' banks gaining between 0.6 percent and 1.05 percent.
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On July 16, more than 7 million Venezuelans cast ballots in an unofficial vote against the National Constituent Assembly.
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McClintock was one of several Republican lawmakers to face taunts at recent constituent events held in their respective districts.
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As a constituent, I expect that you will maintain this as confidential until we have further opportunity to speak.
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CBD (the psychoactive constituent that makes you feel mellow) is activated later at 180 degrees Celsius [356 degrees Fahrenheit].
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Chechnya is one of the eighty-five constituent regions of the Russian Federation, and is ostensibly a secular state.
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But the merged force won precisely the same number of seats (71) as its constituent parts did last time.
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Stefanik first spoke about her desire for Pruitt to quite earlier Thursday at a constituent event, according to WTEN.
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A few weeks later, the court approved a plan by Maduro to hold elections for a new Constituent Assembly.
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The vote allowed Máduro to establish a new institution called the Constituent Assembly, which was stacked with his supporters.
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A 2019 merger between the two will modify the constituent parts of the acronym shared with Alibaba and Tencent.
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The rally will feature guest speakers, included invited members of Congress and conclude with constituent meetings on Capitol Hill.
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The vote allowed Maduro to establish a new institution called the Constituent Assembly, which was stacked with his supporters.
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At the Port Authority, Mr. Baldassare said, he operated on "one constituent rule," wanting to please only Mr. Christie.
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That was not the case for Gabrielle Giffords, the Tucson, Arizona, lawmaker shot at a constituent event in 2011.
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With the constituent assembly "election" scheduled for July 30, no time is left for waffling from the international community.
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A few months later, Maduro called for elections for a new Constituent Assembly, which would assume the legislative power.
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Scotland - one of the four constituent nations of the United Kingdom - voted to remain by 62 to 38 percent.
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Cabello presides over the Constituent Assembly, a legislative superbody loyal to Maduro which is not recognized by the opposition.
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The also rose nearly 1 percent, while the Nasdaq Composite moved higher as constituent Starbucks gained on strong earnings.
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Methane is the main constituent in natural gas and a valuable fuel if kept in pipelines and burned efficiently.
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PDVSA did not directly mention the comments by Hermann Escarra, a constitutional lawyer and candidate to the constituent assembly.
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In The Absolute Letter, poet Andrew Joron breaks words down to their constituent parts to reveal their hidden music.
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The EIC is like a microscope designed to look at atomic nuclei and their constituent parts, protons and neutrons.
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These qualities of moral autonomy and individual sovereignty, these are the elements that are the constituent forces of democracy.
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"They cannot dictate on the Philippine government on what to do with its constituent facing criminal charges," he said.
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It's the nearest thing I know of to a core constituent of maleness, our psychic ace in the hole.
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Now the opposition fears the newly elected constituent assembly will succeed in doing what the court failed to accomplish.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), who was almost killed during a mass shooting at a constituent even in Tucson, Ariz.
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Richard Wooley is a former constituent correspondent for the US Senate and speechwriter for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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"She has really reached out and tried to provide constituent service to anyone who needs it," Mr. Marrow said.
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Last year, Mr. Maduro replaced the National Assembly with a new body, the Constituent Assembly, that his party controls.
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The mayor, a second-term Democrat, has insisted that Mr. Singh received the same treatment as any other constituent.
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Their constituent photographic forms betray the wobbles of Davies's hand, as well as the irregularities of the acrylic paints.
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Financials, the heaviest constituent on the Australian benchmark, slumped 9.4% and were on track for a 22.5% weekly slump.
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In December, the Constituent Assembly decreed that political parties that wanted to run must have participated in previous elections.
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"I want to be like you when I grow up!" he yelled at one constituent stopped at a light.
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But now the new constituent assembly has the power to dismantle the legislature and dismiss any official deemed disloyal.
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His assemblages, pieced together from used and found materials, have a way of breathing life into their constituent parts.
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Its constituent parts prospered—none more so than BA. IAG declined to make an executive available for an interview.
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Reichert, a former police sheriff, allegedly offered tips for preserving the security of congressional offices and constituent town halls.
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The constituent assembly could effectively liquidate any official channels of dissent, leaving opponents with few options beyond street protests.
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Even reduced to a constituent part, you can spot a denizen of Gucci-land from across a crowded room.
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The move was approved by the Constituent Assembly, a body consisting of government supporters created by Maduro in 2017.
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Rep. Dave Brat (R-Va.) deleted an Instagram photo with a constituent Monday after receiving backlash on social media.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.) survived a gunshot wound to the head during a constituent meet-and-greet in Tucson.
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There are two things the Trump administration can do to give itself a better chance with these constituent groups.
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"He would lose my vote," said Lauren Earl, the constituent who confronted Brindisi about impeachment during the town hall.
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Thompson also said military loyalty is critical in order for the National Constituent Assembly (ANC) to rewrite the constitution.
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But Hernández does not repudiate the religious icon, instead identifying it as a constituent part of the woman's identity.
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Fitch called for a task force of current congressional press secretaries to devise strategies to update constituent communication. Rep.
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Using catalytic processes to try to break apart carbon dioxide into its constituent parts is not a new idea.
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The person who found AOC's, meanwhile, is Arthur Lipp-Bonewits, an astrologer, medium, psychic, and constituent in AOC's district.
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In fact, other countries have upper chambers in legislatures that represent constituent states but that also represent them proportionally.
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He discovered that the performance of the dream team has consistently been better than any of the four constituent sides.
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With a slight shift of present boundaries, northern Cyprus would have become a "constituent state" of the new federal system.
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Five offices confirmed they require interns to sign, several citing the need to keep legislative decisions and constituent information private.
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Scotland has about 3.9 million registered voters, out of a total of 44.7 million across the UK's four constituent parts.
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The main constituent of the breakeven OC remains the credit loss component of 14%, up from 13.7% a year ago.
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It also collides atomic nuclei in order to study the behavior of quarks, the constituent parts of protons and neutrons.
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Shares in Toronto-based Aphria, the largest constituent of the index, are up by 89% in the last six months.
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Immediately after independence in 1947, the constituent assembly debated whether educational requirements should apply to either voters or political representatives.
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But he is also keenly focused on tailoring the process to insulate his most vulnerable members from a constituent backlash.
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Rather than unbundling the constituent parts of banking, the mobile phone may stop them being bundled in the first place.
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MDMA, the primary constituent of ecstasy, causes the release of serotonin; that's part of what creates the feel-good high.
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Kensho also weights each constituent according to the degree to which a given technology is central to the company's strategy.
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He suggested I apply for an internship in his office, and that led to a job as a constituent caseworker.
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It has received international praise in the past, although it was slammed over July's vote for the Constituent Assembly superbody.
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You are more likely to be taken seriously as a constituent and a voter if you speak clearly and respectfully.
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For example, the opposition Labour Party campaigned to remain in the EU, while its constituent base voted overwhelmingly to leave.
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The ministers condemned the break of the democratic order in Venezuela and said their countries wouldn't recognize the Constituent Assembly.
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In 2017, Maduro's government created a new legislative superbody called the Constituent Assembly, nominally to draw up a new constitution.
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While it's unlikely that everyone who voted in Blackburn's poll is a constituent, they clearly didn't want ObamaCare to go.
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Ryan has several closed-press constituent events in his district planned Friday along with a handful of local radio interviews.
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Following the war of the 1990s, Orthodox Serbs, Catholic Croats and Muslim Bosniaks represent so-called constituent people in Bosnia.
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CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story misstated the name and age of the constituent who asked questions of Sen.
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Louis Gargour of LNG capital says constituent make up of equity markets are often biased toward energy and banking companies.
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Gabrielle Giffords, a Democrat who survived being shot in the head during a shooting at a constituent event in Tucson.
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This signals to the elected officials that it was an actual constituent and not a computer that created that message.
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In the Latino business owner, you will also find a constituent who knows what it's like to be pandered to.
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"The use of [HAP], the main inorganic constituent of human bones and teeth, is an excellent candidate," the physicists note.
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The main constituent of the breakeven OC remains the credit loss component of 14.7%, down from 203% a year ago.
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It had won a plurality of votes in the constituent-assembly election of 2011 and ruled in a broad coalition.
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Data on the euro go back to its launch in 1999, or based on its constituent currencies before its introduction.
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At a town hall this week, the Texas Republican was asked by a constituent if he supported Trump's emergency declaration.
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No simple test measures the precise quantity of intoxicating tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the principal psychoactive constituent of cannabis, at the roadside.
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McKinsey's research revealed that one-third of constituent activities in 60 percent of occupations are capable of automation by 2030.
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"I'm here to support the constituent process, which brings opportunities to resolve the crisis," said agriculture worker Ilian Leon, 40.
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Government officials and candidates for the Constituent Assembly wrapped up campaigning on Thursday with a rally in Caracas with Maduro.
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Amazon, which is not a constituent of the S&P tech index, fell 6.2 percent, and Alphabet declined 4.6 percent.
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Nicola Sturgeon, the head of government of the UK's second-largest constituent country, marched at the head of the protest.
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"The whole experience made me feel about this big," the constituent said, holding his thumb and index finger close together.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.) at a constituent event this week as a reason not to hold a public town hall.
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Dow Jones Indices may be reluctant to drop the oldest constituent, especially as today's average contains few actual industrial companies.
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For real-time moves on the Spanish blue-chip index IBEX please double click on For IBEX constituent stocks highlight .
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Also, contact your representative in the House and your two senators and ask to speak with someone in constituent services.
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Some of them also weigh the constituent stocks in a more sound fashion than some other funds reaching for yield.
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Its constituent parts were told to place themselves under the authority of the main Orthodox prelates in their respective countries.
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Following the election of the new, all-powerful legislative body, the Constituent Assembly, Mr. Maduro started releasing opponents from prison.
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When Mr. King voted to end that law, she first protested as a constituent, then decided to run against him.
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In both the Alaska and the Menendez case, arguments over the definition of constituent raises an important question regarding influence.
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Shares of Tencent, a heavily weighted constituent on the index, were higher by 21 percent ahead of the market close.
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He is setting up a "constituent assembly" super body with power to rewrite the constitution and shake up public powers.
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That's when he will hold an unconstitutional referendum to elect a constituent assembly of political cronies to rewrite the constitution.
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Last month, leftist President Nicolas Maduro installed a new constituent assembly empowered to rewrite the constitution and sweep aside critics.
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The early result has been the biggest outpouring of constituent anger on members of Congress since the Tea Party's rise.
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FDA's Office of Health and Constituent Affairs and the Division of Drug Information help physicians and patients with expanded access.
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On Friday, Julio Borges, the opposition lawmaker who leads the legislature, called the Constituent Assembly's actions tantamount to a coup.
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The remix made its debut one week before a planned vote to elect a Constituent Assembly to redraft the Constitution.
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Then Prada Shrugged Or at least reduce it to its constituent parts so it can be rebuilt in new form.
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And the ruling party still runs the Constituent Assembly, the body created to sideline the legislature and rewrite the Constitution.
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Leopard print — or a combination of its constituent black and khaki — pairs best with bold magenta, red and cobalt blue.
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That interview was with the televangelist Pat Robertson, who is to news professionalism what Chris Christie is to constituent diplomacy.
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These regulatory rollbacks, enacted or proposed, generally favor a big corporate constituent, a narrow special interest or an ideological purpose.
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There, she said, she had told a lesbian constituent that her problem with gay marriage was the welfare of children.
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For real-time moves on the Spanish blue-chip index IBEX, please double click on For IBEX constituent stocks, highlight .
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Doha Bank, a constituent of both the MSCI emerging market index and the FTSE Russell emerging index , added 3.3 percent.
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No staffer in their right mind wants to look like they're physically intimidating a constituent, so they will back off.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), who was seriously wounded during a 85033 shooting at a constituent event in her home state.
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And after they won, they didn't stop, investing in constituent service, district offices, caseworkers and a high profile at home.
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An aide from his office said that much of the impetus behind this focus has been driven by constituent feedback.
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It felt raw and volatile in the way that politician-constituent meetings usually are not, especially in the White House.
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When the national constituent assembly is in place and its members are chosen, that assembly, as an original constituent power, will have powers that are above the Constitution and will eventually be able to rewrite the Constitution and transform the state [...] as well as remove the president, the National Assembly and the Supreme Court.
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Unless you can provide a zip code, which proves you're one of the senator's constituent, your call will not be tallied.
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"On July 30, the constituent (assembly) will go ahead with the vote of the people," he said in a televised broadcast.
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Maduro loyalist and National Constituent Assembly president Delcy Rodriguez said Wednesday&aposs releases were part of the dialogue toward achieving peace.
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He was arrested a month later in Australia where he was living under an alias taken from a dead former constituent.
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The Wall Street Journal reported last week Del Pino was going to be a candidate in Maduro's controversial new constituent assembly.
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As a freshman congressman in 2011, Duffy received negative reactions after telling a constituent that he struggles to pay his bills.
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That makes it the smallest constituent of Germany's 30-share DAX index, even after a 7 percent bounce on Friday's news.
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In 2013, he hit a constituent in the face after the man lambasted the mayor as he dined with his wife.
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Marsha Blackburn said Tuesday that she's not worried that she's lost the vote of perhaps her most famous constituent, Taylor Swift.
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Putting that into practice is harder than it sounds because the party is tugged in different directions by its constituent parts.
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One problem: Weingarten is a key constituent of the AFL-CIO and no grand labor deal will happen without her assent.
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The 19923 members of the constituent assembly that will convene to write it will have almost absolute power while they deliberate.
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But Thyssenkrupp shares have fallen by 47 percent over the past year, making it the smallest constituent of Germany's DAX index.
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Nearly 100% of voters rejected a plan by the president, Nicolás Maduro, to convene a constituent assembly to rewrite the constitution.
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The plan is for Congress, armed with the committee's recommendations, to turn itself into a constituent assembly empowered to draft revisions.
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Each of the four constituent nations is diverse, and England (just the size of Alabama) is the most diverse of all.
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As old alignments break apart, the Iraqi National Alliance, which grouped the main Shia parties, has split into its constituent parts.
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Venezuela's new constituent assembly took over the powers of the legislature, which is dominated by the opposition to the authoritarian regime.
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Venezuela's government claimed that 8m voters turned out to elect representatives to a constituent assembly, which will have near absolute power.
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To Venezuela's opposition, a large share of its citizens and many foreign governments, that is what Mr Maduro's constituent assembly represents.
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It is the only Irish constituent of the Fortune 500 and it is also listed on the FTSE 100 in London.
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The country last month, at Maduro's behest, elected a "constituent assembly" with sweeping powers including the capacity to rewrite the constitution.
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It should be visible for a minute or so as the station tumbles and breaks up and its constituent pieces burn.
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A second PDVSA worker, who supports the opposition, said company auditoriums were being used to give presentations about the constituent assembly.
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In a nonbinding referendum organized by the opposition in mid-July, an overwhelming majority of voters rejected the planned constituent assembly.
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