Sentence examples for appoint a delegate from inspiring English sources

As per divorce caucus rules, Denise and I are not allowed to stump for ourselves, so each faction must appoint a delegate to speak for the group.

Pope Benedict XVI appointed a delegate in 2010 to oversee the order.

"We are taking this issue seriously as we have appointed a delegate to assess the civilians casualties," he said.

And on Saturday, four years after that, the Vatican announced that Benedict would appoint a special delegate to run the powerful worldwide order that Father Maciel founded, the Legionaries of Christ, and establish a commission to examine its constitution.

Bethune was often appointed a judge delegate by the papacy to try cases and disputes, which had been referred back to England by the popes.

But beneath his rhetoric and folksy asides, Mr Arafat is said to be not entirely comfortable with the reformist rumblings.An attempt by certain delegates to appoint a prime minister to take over some of the executive responsibility from their veteran leader could prove telling.

Last spring he got himself appointed an alternate delegate of the Dem.

Mr. Helms had tried to put a positive face on his visit, arranged by a North Carolina businessman -- Irwin Belk, who is a friend of the senator and who was appointed an alternate delegate to the General Assembly last fall -- and by Richard C. Holbrooke, the American permanent representative to the United Nations and this month's Security Council president.

In the same year, Roosevelt appointed him a delegate to the United Nations Conference on International Organization that met in San Francisco.

His reputation thus enhanced, the Virginia legislature appointed him a delegate to the Second Continental Congress in the spring of 1775.

Dr. Kaufman was a world renowned attorney, having been appointed as a delegate and lecturer for many international meetings and conferences.