Sentence examples for Appointed delegate from inspiring English sources

The formal head of state is the British monarch, represented by an appointed delegate to the islands; the government of New Zealand also appoints a representative, known as the high commissioner.

The President, or an appointed delegate, represents the Society in appropriate official functions, and takes primary responsibility for supervising the Society's communications strategies.

An appointed delegate of the facility will then contact the identified family carers to ask if they consent with forwarding their contact details to a Monash University researcher.

An appointed delegate of the ACF will then contact the person responsible (PR) for each eligible person to ask if they consent with the forwarding of their contact details to a Monash University researcher.

Later in the year, the 500 will join another 200 appointed delegates to form the People's Consultative Assembly.

M. HERZOG: It is correct that you appointed delegates to represent you in the various German administrative departments?

(Appointed delegates, Repair California reasons, would be beholden to whoever appointed them; and if the delegates were elected, the elections would inevitably be low-turnout affairs dominated by money and the organized clout of special interests).

Abbas was elected uncontested as Fatah's head by a show of hands in front of the cameras by the mainly appointed delegates.

Inside the Great Hall of the People, where the 18th Communist Party Congress began at 9 a.m., a security official ran bomb detection equipment over an emergency stretcher – two of the 2,270 appointed delegates to the congress representing China's 83 million communists have died and the oldest attending delegate is 97.

At the second meeting, in February 1949, Ford said that the petitioner and other Communist Party members were appointed delegates to a meeting of the Mexican-American Association in Phoenix, Arizona, to further a Party plan to infiltrate that organization and to use it for the Party's purposes.

Well then, Sir, we will have recourse to the confederation itself, and then to the law which appointed delegates to the convention, and let them decide whether we are on foederal ground or not.