Sentence examples for consists of delegates from inspiring English sources

PRSA is governed by a Leadership Assembly that consists of delegates representing its membership, a board of directors and various committees and task forces.

They were: CGPM (General Conference on Weights and Measures / Conférence générale des poids et mesures)—The Conference meets every four to six years and consists of delegates of the nations who had signed the convention.

It cannot be ignored, moreover, that in recent decades the West European democracies have shown, as much for decisions on security, as for the management of security, a clear tendency towards redefining models of territorial governance, the common denominator of which consists of delegating important functions of crime prevention and control to local powers.

The States General, consisting of delegates from all the provincial estates, had enjoyed great influence before and during the revolt against Spain.

Canadian Senator Douglas Roche, O.C., argues in The Case for a United Nations Parliamentary Assembly that even an indirectly elected UNPA consisting of delegates appointed by national parliaments could create additional checks and balances by providing for oversight by a parliamentary body that would be independent of member nations' executive branches.

A consensus group consisting of delegates from six major international, European and US societies referred to SHARE-FI as an example of a well-validated frailty model.

Although the official delegation consists of 54 delegates and 54 alternates, Mr. Haytaian has requested 385 hotel rooms -- an increase of 100 rooms since the last convention in San Diego, when New Jersey showed up with the second-largest delegation.

At present (July 2004), the Working Party on Mixing of the EFCE (established in 1978) consists of 30 delegates (members and standing guests) from European states who have contributed to this review and eight overseas delegates.

The APNI's main organizational body is its Party Council, which consists of eight delegates from each local branch, all the party's councillors, and the party officers.

The series consists of portraits of delegates and attendees at the 11th United Nations Conference on Climate Change, in Montreal, 2005, snapped at the moment "when the horror of what they hear becomes visible on their faces," the moment when utopia dissolves.

The Leadership Assembly consists of one delegate for every 100 members, as well as anyone that holds an elected office.