Sentence examples for but delegates of from inspiring English sources

James stated that "In cases where there is not express authority in law, the King may himself decide in his royal person; the Judges are but delegates of the King".

The chief of the entire Navakavu area is the paramount guardian of the traditional fishing area (qoliqoli in Fijian) but delegates much of the management to a qoliqoli committee.

Mr. Stuber has greenlight authority for all Netflix films but delegates some of those decisions.

But some delegates, of course, nodded off, and photo galleries of the deep-sleepers were quickly curated online.

But many delegates of the 193 countries that had gathered here left Copenhagen in a sour mood, disappointed that the pact lacked so many elements they considered crucial, including firm targets for mid- or long-term reductions of greenhouse gas emissions and a deadline for concluding a binding treaty next year.

He attended the party convention and promoted Rosecrans as Lincoln's running mate, but delegates chose Military Governor of Tennessee Andrew Johnson.

In the primaries, ballots technically elect not candidates but delegates who favour the candidate of choice.

But delegates and journalists streaming out of the arena found their way blocked.

The convention declared independence from Mexico on March 2, but delegates feared for the safety of the new country's officers.

We have this legal tradition of having a unitary board, not delegates of groups but function for the whole interests of the company.

Recently, worldwide experts in the field have offered new consensus suggestions, carefully crafted but unofficial, as articulated by delegates of the Diabetes Surgery Summit, the World Congress on Interventional Therapies for Type 2 Diabetes, and the International Diabetes Federation (5, 23, 35).