Sentence examples for as delegates of from inspiring English sources
Their objective was to unseat their state's all-white delegation and be recognized as delegates of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, of which Mrs. Devine was a founder.
They executed judicial powers as delegates of the emperor, organized tax levies, and supervised provincial governors.
Presidents in parliamentary systems may be elected by direct popular vote (e.g., Ireland), by the legislature (e.g., the Czech Republic and Israel), or by an electoral college that consists of members of the legislature as well as delegates of regional assemblies (e.g., Germany, India, and Italy).
To speak for whole provinces, priests of the cult assembled during their year of office in central shrines, such as Lugdunum, as delegates of their cities, where they formulated for the emperor their complaints or their views on the incumbent governor's administration.
On Tuesday, Blatter also met with Netanyahu, as well as delegates of the Israel Football Association — including chairman Avi Luzon.
Acting as delegates of UN member-states, children simulated the discussions of the UN General Assembly and Security Council, and drafted and adopted two resolutions under the overarching theme "Towards the World Fit for Children".
They have also nominated their followers as delegates for many of the 440 places in the tent not chosen in caucuses.
The couple met in November 2005 in Birmingham, England, as delegates to an annual conference of the British American Project, which promotes cross-cultural understanding among young leaders.
That August, however, President Lyndon B. Johnson turned to Humphrey to broker another deal at a Democratic convention, this time playing the opposite role: selling out a group of Mississippi civil rights activists who had hoped to be seated as delegates instead of the racist "regular" Democrats.
In charge of all preparations, Virgil and Sandu acted as the delegates of Thanksgiving, a flagship celebration of family.
The two women became allies when the male delegates attending the convention voted that women should be denied participation in the proceedings, even if they, like Mott, had been nominated to serve as official delegates of their respective abolitionist societies.
