Sentence examples for complex delegate from inspiring English sources

Manafort, a veteran delegate wrangler with experience going back to the 1976 Republican National Convention, used the campaign's problems managing the complex delegate selection process as his path into Trump's inner circle.

To Trump's chagrin, Cruz's campaign has widely been credited for its ability to master the complex delegate selection process in various states.

Because Nevada has some complex delegate allocation rules, Bernie's campaign saw an opening and outworked Hillary's campaign to have more folks at County conventions and elected a few hundred more delegates to the state convention.

Donald Trump has complained about how Ted Cruz and Republican Party insiders are gaming the complex delegate selection system to blunt the will of those voters who gave him victories in certain primaries.

It has forced the campaigns to master complex delegate-allocation rules as they make a series of critical decisions about how best to allocate campaign resources to produce the greatest return of delegates.

If Mr. Santorum wins Michigan narrowly but loses Arizona by a clear margin, he will probably fall further behind Mr. Romney in the delegate count given Michigan's complex delegate-selection rules.

Asked whether he took this as a compliment, Mr. Kaufman replied dryly, "One of my friends said, 'It may be flattering, but it's a very annoying way to flatter you.' " • CHALLENGE You want to delegate complex, highly specialized tasks, but it's hard to find people whose expertise matches your needs.

It represents the next front in the ongoing complex battle to fill delegate slots and prepare for a contested convention.

Kudos to people like Salesforce's Marc Benioff, who says, "But we cannot delegate these complex problems off to the government and say, 'We're not all part of it,' " for beginning to tackle them.

Based on audit interviews, this relative underutilisation of advanced level assistants may be attributed to a number of factors including ambiguity in duty statements or the unwillingness of professionals to delegate more complex tasks (despite those tasks being recorded on the task list).

Task delegation from doctors to nurses, leaving doctors to manage the more complex patient problems while delegating care to nurses, can lead to an excessive workload for nurses unless their numbers are increased and/or simpler tasks are delegated to nurse auxiliaries or health care assistants [ 26, 27].