Sentence examples for delegate does from inspiring English sources

The first thing to remember is that the word "delegate" does not always refer to the same thing.

"Who gave a better speech this morning, me or Ted Kennedy?" The delegate did not even stop for a breath: "Ted Kennedy".

Mr Bush's choices do indeed look like the political implementation of Peter Drucker's theory of "management by objectives": set broad goals, delegate, don't micro-manage, and fire the failures.

One Orlando delegate did agree to a brief interview.

"Delegating doesn't seem to work," she said of the children.

Here's mine: How many comedy conference delegates does it take to tell a joke?

On a positive note, the list of 380 or so state delegates doesn't reveal anyone known to be under indictment or recently released from prison.

2. After Super Tuesday, how many delegates (including super delegates) does each Democratic presidential candidate have?

But winning a debate or some delegates doesn't translate to a strong national showing.

The amendment only empowers the legislature to delegate the authority to the governor and, once that authority has been delegated, does not permit the legislature to intervene.

His advantage in delegates doesn't look that commanding at first blush, but the tally is misleading.