Constituencies Sample Clauses

Constituencies. Each Director shall represent one or more members in a constituency. The total aggregate voting power of each constituency shall consist of the votes which the Director is entitled to cast under paragraph 3 of Article 28.
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Constituencies. The first Constituencies under this Constitution shall be the areas of community governments established under the Community Government Act of the former North Solomons Constitution including those additional areas created by agreement of the Constituent Assembly, at, or after, the adoption of this Constitution.
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Constituencies. With Owner, determine which constituencies within, and outside, the organization need to be involved in the Project, and their level of involvement at each stage of the Project.
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Constituencies. The composition of the Board of Directors shall be comprised of four representative constituencies, representing four different constituencies of the corporation: ● A minimum of one (1) teacher leader or a maximum of three (3) teacher leaders; ● A maximum of three (3) student representatives; ● A minimum of two (2) parent or guardian representatives or a maximum of three (3) parent or guardian representatives; and ● A minimum of two (2) community-at-large representatives and a maximum of two (2) community-at-large representatives.
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Constituencies. The composition of the board of directors shall be comprised of four representative constituencies, representing four different constituencies of the corporation:
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Constituencies. The primary constituencies and communities for this work in Minneapolis are the travelling public. Minneapolis has a goal of at least 20% of Mobility Hub users from disadvantaged communities. It may be possible to coordinate engagement efforts in the Mobility Hub project with other engagement activities planned as part of the City’s Transportation Action Plan development. The primary constituencies and communities for this work in Stockholm are citizens, especially those within walking distance of the possible sites; building developers, city-owned housing companies, parking companies, and mobility service providers.
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Constituencies. The Center will have many constituencies, consisting of multiple, diverse, and overlapping groups of people. These include the people who live and work in the immediate neighborhood and those who live and work in the many neighborhoods of Greater Boston. These include the writers and other artists who will learn their craft and share their works through the programs of the Center. There are also the readers who will enjoy the fruits of all of this creative activity and will, perhaps, be motivated to share their own stories. And finally, there are the thousands of tourists, both local and remote, visiting the Seaport and viewing the Narrative Arts Center as an important cultural destination. It is vitally important that the center’s programs meet the needs of these multiple constituencies as articulated by the groups themselves. GrubStreet, a dynamic and fast-moving organization known for innovation, is already serving many thousands of aspiring and accomplished story-tellers in the Boston area. In launching the center, we would meet with the people living and working in the Seaport to understand their interests so that we could adapt or extend our offerings to ensure relevance to our surroundings. While the specific development of these offerings will depend on the results of these meetings, we have developed many ideas that represent the spirit of what we anticipate happening. Many of these potential uses have been described above, but from the perspective of the participants, we would include a few more. We imagine creating Writer’s Office Hours in which we invite Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxx Procter employees to seek advice from professionals about how to animate a presentation or tell the story of their company. After work, Seaport residents and workers could join us for Happy Hour with the city’s emerging writers and experts published by nearby Beacon Press. We’d also convene the dynamic and diverse organizations and individuals who make up this city’s unique and bustling writing community to find out what constituents need in a new large and exciting space in the Seaport and we’d invite them to activate this center with us. We imagine writing groups and book groups occupying the common areas or signing up for a classroom, organizations such as First Literacy leading immigrants through ESL and job skills, TEDx Beacon Street using our classrooms to develop and practice their talks. GrubStreet has a strong track record of working with community partners and diver...
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