Sentence examples for delegate disputes from inspiring English sources

One of Mrs. Clinton's strongest supporters on the rules committee, Harold Ickes, left open the possibility of mounting a challenge to the Michigan decision by bringing the matter to the party's Credentials Committee, the final arbiter of delegate disputes.

And some activists hold a negative view of him because of the delegate dispute with Mrs. Clinton.

The Los Angeles Times's Mark Z. Barabak answers some of the most frequently asked questions about the delegate dispute.

And the Republican Party establishment, which would prefer that Mr. Romney be its nominee, has made decisions that work against Mr. Santorum in the event of delegate or vote-counting disputes.

"This provides him with some momentum to overcome apathy and parochial disputes among delegates, and inertia and misallocated resources in the secretariat," he said.

The Santorum campaign continues to dispute the delegate counts reported by news organizations, the Romney campaign and others, saying that Mr. Santorum is still winning delegates in states that are continuing to parcel them out.

Responding to complaints by the Buchanan campaign that Mr. Verney would not be impartial in settling disputes over delegates, the party chairman, Gerald R. Moan, replaced Mr. Verney with Frank Reed, the Ohio state party chairman.

After a bitter dispute, delegates of the PSOE voted to abstain by a margin of 139 to 96 at a special congress in Madrid on Sunday.

And the campaign has been pushing the cause of seating disputed delegates from Florida and Michigan, states that were penalized for holding primaries before party rules allowed.

The fate of those disputed delegates has emerged as a battle between the candidates that could be as important as their next big primary contest, in Pennsylvania next month.

So many factional disputes arose that delegates from the republic called on Napoleon Bonaparte to mediate.