Sentence examples for class of delegates from inspiring English sources

Herb Boyd New York, Feb. 25, 2008 • To the Editor: The pretense of Geraldine A. Ferraro's article is to explain the purpose of the superdelegates, a class of delegates she helped create.

As the day went on the emails were less about the blog and more about the emerging issue of the superdelegates and the growing anxiety that the Democratic nomination might be determined by this class of delegates who aren't beholden to the will of the voters.

The answer is: what you're doing is creating two classes of delegates, people with the vote and people without the vote.

Mr Prescott's indispensability is most obvious at Labour party conferences, where his rousing speeches complement those of Mr Blair, reassuring the working class section of delegates whom the prime minister cannot really reach.

Elizabeth Guzman immigrated here as a single mom from Peru and was elected to be president of the "freshman class" of new delegates in Virginia.

The class was divided into pairs of delegates who each dealt with a specific issue, such as the drug trade and maternal mortality rates (Sudan's is the highest in the world).

When I was at the Democratic convention in Charlotte last week, I was delighted to be one of thousands of delegates holding up placards that say "Middle Class First".

In 1767 she convened a commission composed of delegates from all the provinces and from all social classes (except the serfs) for the purpose of ascertaining the true wishes of her people and framing a constitution.

Unable to wait, hundreds of delegates made their way to the convention hall, like brainy schoolchildren who show up for class even on a snow day.

The Assembly of Delegates was dissolved.

Much skulduggery concerns the credentials of delegates.