Sentence examples for a portion of their delegates from inspiring English sources

Republicans, who have often awarded a portion of their delegates through the primary and a portion through caucuses, accuse Democrats of deliberately alienating voters from the nomination process.

In reality, senior delegates are capable of treating patients of all acuity levels with minimal supervision and they also spend a portion of their time teaching junior delegates.

Irrespective of their sincerity, a portion of their profitability lay in their status as atypically white.

Even on their modest salaries, they gave a portion of their paychecks to their parents.

"It's just a portion of their religion, but it is key to their rituals.

They donate a portion of their earnings to the school.

All successfully had a portion of their atoms split.[4].

The Republicans allocate most of their delegates on a winner-take-all basis (for instance, Mr McCain won all of the New York delegates).

A handful of states, including delegate-rich New Jersey, have winner-take-all primaries, and others, like New York, award most of their delegates to the winner.

A proposal has been floating in advance of a party rules committee meeting tomorrow that would award all or a portion of those "uncommitted" Michigan delegates to Mr. Obama.

Boards should require their executives to hold "a substantial portion" of their stock, Mr. Paulson said.