Sentence examples similar to act as a delegate from inspiring English sources

The prefect was warmly greeted by one of the few villagers to speak French, Flédouin Dié, 48, who thus acted as a delegate.

He was well known as a canonist, and often acted as a judge-delegate for the papacy, hearing cases that had reached the Roman Curia and been remanded to local experts for decision.

MacTiernan said that increasing the refugee intake would act as a sweetener for Labor delegates still struggling with the turnback concept.

Each of these counselors will act as a resource to the delegates as they vote on six different resolutions that will then be delivered to world leaders and organizations like the G20 and the U.N.

In 1905 he acted as minister of education and as a delegate to the negotiations in Karlstad over the dissolution of the union of Sweden and Norway.

Rodney had served as high sheriff of Kent county, Delaware (1755), and as a delegate to the Stamp Act Congress (1765).

Reflecting views acceptable to both planters and merchants in his area, he was chosen as a delegate to the Stamp Act Congress (1765) and to the Continental Congress (1774 77, 1782 83).

Mr. Russert marveled that Mrs. Clinton had the gall to act as if the delegate count were a mere "loophole" and that only the popular vote mattered.

Transformational school leaders should also act as role models, delegate challenging tasks, offer feedback and provide coaching in order to help individual teachers reach their personal potential.

The senator's sister, Frances Jeppson, was running as a delegate.

He was well known in national and state politics and served as a delegate and super delegate at Democratic National Conventions.