Sentence examples for and delegates in the from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton took the podium to the sounds of the song "New York, New York," and delegates in the hall sang along as Mrs. Clinton prepared to speak.

"We have re-engaged the United Nations," Mr. Obama said, to cheers from world leaders and delegates in the cavernous hall.

"Our schedule reflects the fact that we are still fighting for votes and delegates in the remaining contests but also that we are going to places that are going to be competitive in the fall," said Bill Burton.

"Our schedule reflects the fact that we are still fighting for votes and delegates in the remaining contests, but also that we are going to places that are going to be competitive in the fall," said an Obama spokesman, Bill Burton.

In a last-minute trip to a union hall in Detroit, before resuming her trip to West Virginia, Mrs. Clinton challenged Mr. Obama to match his "words with actions" and accept a proposal to hold a new primary in Michigan on June 3 as a way to include Democratic voters and delegates in the party's nominating process.

"But we do still encourage all effort to gain the maximum number of votes and delegates in all the remaining primaries and to continue the caucus process that's ongoing in the other states by loyal volunteers".

As was the case in Michigan, independents and Democrats are free to vote and choose delegates in the Republican primary here.

She had spoken an inconvenient truth, and the delegates in the chamber knew it.

The purpose of this study is to present an alternative approach where physicians and their delegates in the ED are modeled as interacting pseudo-agents in a DES and to compare it with the traditional approach ignoring such interactions.

The purpose of this study is to present an alternative approach where physicians and their delegates in the ED are modeled as interacting pseudo-agents in a discrete event simulation (DES) and to compare it with the traditional approach ignoring such interactions.

My story has been told to a Conservative party conference event so packed in 2013 that the doors were propped open and delegates stood in the corridor.