Make trade-offs between protecting a small constituent group (say, pensioners or investors) over a larger (current employees or society).

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Fortunately, Jim Cramer agreed, at least in terms of Peadbody Energy (NYSE: BTU), a KOL constituent and the largest U.S. coal producer.

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After one term in Washington, Senator Susan Collins has a respectable record of constituent service (and considerably fewer enemies than Mr Smith).

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Zelaya would "call a constituent assembly, " and that very night (Sunday, June 28) as soon as the results "came in" he was going to call the constituent assembly, dissolving the Supreme Court, National Congress, and any other institutions he deemed necessary.

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Thus, it would appear that any payment that your constituent received on account of such treatment would be excluded from gross income under section 104(a)(2), even though the United States made the payment rather than Iraq.

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The explanation for this turnabout may lie with rank political pressure: Reportedly Rep. Bob Michel (R-IL) and Senator Paul Simon (D-IL) both of whom claim Caterpillar as a constituent sought to obtain fast-track Eximbank approval for this deal with Sen.

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One of its constituent parties is the Supreme Council for Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI), of which Mr Mahdi is a member.

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