Sentence examples for as its delegate. from inspiring English sources

He e-mailed the group and asked if he could participate in a W3C work group as its delegate, and it had no objection).

The Congregation of the Doctrine of the Faith has now named the Archbishop of Seattle as its Delegate, with a five-year mission to rewrite the L.C.W.R.'s bylaws and redirect its statements and actions.

The mob appointed Moore as its delegate to confront Governor William Tryon and the royal comptroller of customs, William Pennington, who had taken refuge at Tryon's home.

In response, the Church leadership sent Georges de Jonghe d'Ardoye to Indonesia as its delegate, initiating formal relations between the Vatican and Indonesia.

Betances was also a collaborator of Dominican priest (and later Archbishop of Santo Domingo and one-time president of the country), Fernando Arturo de Meriño, who was the revolt's ideological leader (as well as its delegate in Puerto Rico when he was himself exiled by the restored republican government).

In claiming to speak for the future, we represent it in a double sense: by electing ourselves as its delegates and at the same time turning it into an extension of the present.

North Korea eventually appointed a party official lower in rank than Mr. Kim as its chief delegate, but the South said it would then send a lower-level official than Mr. Ryoo.

Then the news came that South Korea had appointed its vice unification minister as its chief delegate.

Perhaps wary of this symbolism, Enbridge sent a mascot from Blue's Clues as its sole delegate instead of Olaf.

The campaign is making its delegate case as it girds for a hard month in April when the electoral terrain appears – for now at least – to favor Mr. Romney; it says it expects to emerge in much better shape in May, when several Southern states vote.

Following a spate of scandals (for instance, the president of the United Way spent $600,000 of his organisation's money on a 17-year-old mistress), the government has faced pressure to supervise the sector more closely especially as it delegates more of its own tasks to it.