Sentence examples for branch delegate from inspiring English sources
Within 10 years he moved from branch delegate to full-time area president in 1967.
His work as an NUM branch delegate at Brodsworth pit led to his election to the union's Yorkshire executive in 1983, and three years later he won a seat on Doncaster metropolitan borough council.
In this case, the threshold issue before this Court is a Constitutional one ^has Congress (the legislative branch) delegated its legal authority to the Department of Interior to regulate hydraulic fracturing.
Mr Black said that the move would be discussed at a meeting of local government branch delegates on Friday next week and that it was expected to go out to members for consultation.
If Mr. Obama is inclined to step forward with a generous proposal (read: olive branch) – seating all the delegates, for example, or at least a portion that Mrs. Clinton's supporters find acceptable – he offered no such indications as he addressed a rally here today.
It is Congress, after all, that the Constitution actually empowers to "regulate Commerce with foreign Nations". Yet over the past eight decades, the legislative branch has delegated more and more of its trade-regulating authority to the executive branch.
If both houses of Congress were to rebuke Mr. Trump's emergency declaration, it would send a strong signal to the courts that lawmakers do not consider the nonexistent border crisis to be an emergency — and that the president is breaking the trust Congress placed in the executive branch when lawmakers delegated emergency powers to the White House.
Following three months of debate in every branch in England and Wales, delegates at the Women's Institute (WI) national conference in Liverpool yesterday voted overwhelmingly – 6,205 in favour and 173 against - to call a halt to the inappropriate imprisonment of people who are mentally ill.
He enlisted the support of a labor delegate in the Shenzhen branch of the National People's Congress.
"More and more legislative authority is delegated to the executive branch every year.
