Sentence examples for by delegates of from inspiring English sources

Among intergovernmental organizations the ILO is unique in that its approximately 175 member states are represented not only by delegates of their governments but also by delegates of those states' employers and workers, especially trade unions.

The festival was attended by delegates of the city-states, which were theoretically "allies" but were in practice satellites of Athens.

Convoked by the patriarch Tarasius, the council was attended by delegates of Pope Adrian I, and the pope confirmed the decrees of the council.

Wrestling received 49 votes, compared with 24 for baseball/softball and 22 for squash in voting by delegates of the Olympic committee.

Adoption of the constitution of 1978 created a one-party republic based on the All People's Congress; the head of state, or executive president, was elected by delegates of the All People's Congress, and there was a parliament.

Gibb, who was heckled by delegates of another teaching union, the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, at its conference last Wednesday, defended government plans to reform public sector pensions.

The race drew to its final hours with a burst of announcements — delegate by delegate — of Democrats stepping forward to declare their support for Mr. Obama.

The FA's secretary-general, Alex Horne, said later he had been taken aback at the vitriolic attacks on England and the English media by delegates supportive of Blatter, before the vote which overwhelmingly approved the election to go ahead.

Even Pir Gailani, a much revered religious leader, was accused by other delegates of trying to start a quarrel by bringing his daughters to the gathering, Ms. Gailani said.

Yancey and the Alabama delegation left the hall and were followed by the delegates of Mississippi, Louisiana, South Carolina, Florida, Texas, and two of the three delegates from Delaware.

Its flesh was consumed by the delegates of all the league communities on behalf of their constituents.