Sentence examples for combination of delegates from inspiring English sources

At present, a combination of delegates from local branches and head office decides who is endorsed as a candidate.

The combination of the delegates Romney picked up from Mississippi and Alabama, along with those he is likely to get from Hawaii and American Samoa, means he could, in the end, emerge from Tuesday with more than Santorum.

In Washington, Bush's method -- his combination of planning, delegated authority and concentrated charm -- is going to be tested as it never was in Texas.

"It's a combination of sitting down with delegates or legislators, organizing presentations for groups of them or their staff... Talking to the delegates opens doors for people back in Shell Brazil, who may then go and have a follow-up conversation".

The combination of all these factors — the delegates, the question of statehood, the Republican candidates' need to straddle between Puerto Rican voters on and off the island and their Republican base — produced the odd campaign that led up to today's vote.

The combination of wide-ranging interests among the delegates, as well as the relatively small number of people attending, made this meeting an excellent test bed for our unorthodox conference approach.

Riemenschneider seems to have had a combination of ego, vision and ability to delegate that enabled him to thrive in this triple-tiered hiatus.

The Assembly of Delegates was dissolved.

This was a meeting of delegates, writers and intellectuals.

The General Assembly of delegates from churches and fellowships meets annually.

Hundreds of delegates rose as one as he was announced.