Sentence examples for delegate acquired from inspiring English sources
Throughout the Presidential Primary, I've been obsessing about one number in particular: the cost per delegate acquired in the Democratic Primary.
For context, in a meeting with finance committee members last summer, campaign manager Robby Mook told us how he had done an in depth look at campaign spending in 2008 with regard to the cost per delegate acquired.
This appears to be a reference to acquiring delegates' online login details.
We played by the rules, set by you, the D.N.C. members, and campaigned as hard as we could, in as many places as we could, to acquire delegates.
Like Mr. Gingrich, Mr. Paul has said he intends to keep competing through the entire Republican nominating process in an effort to acquire delegates — awarded in more than half the states on a basis that is generally proportional to the share of the vote each candidate wins — and to have a voice at the convention.
Mr. Santorum said on NBC that he would not quit before the Republicans met at their nominating convention in August in Tampa unless Mr. Romney acquired the necessary 1,144 delegates to claim the nomination.
In fact, the returns suggested that both he and Representative Ron Paul would fail to meet the threshold to acquire any delegates at all.
In exchange, so the theory goes, Mr. Romney gets help fending off his opponents and also collects the delegates Mr. Paul is methodically acquiring through the primary process.
Mr. Romney's aides are plenty aware that while the likelihood that Mr. Santorum can block him from acquiring the 1,144 delegates may be small, it is not quite zero.
If this could be delegated to the technologist who acquires the stress images, clinic workflow could improve.
