Illinois awards its delegates entirely by Congressional district — two to four at a time.
We have considered the possibility that PRDM1 methylation is functional at an early stage of EBV-positive BL pathogenesis and represents only an epigenetic memory in the ultimate tumor cells (in which the repression of PRDM1 is able to be delegated entirely to BCL6).
National political conventions in America have become largely meaningless theater, serving principally as coronations for a party nominee whose selection by thousands of delegates is entirely preordained.
The Family, in Biblical Patriarchy, is the primary institution through which God has delegated authority entirely to men.
Relatively few wage earners can delegate such responsibilities entirely to a stay-at-home spouse or to a paid assistant.
Because of the way Texas allocates delegates, it is entirely possible that Mrs. Clinton could win the popular vote there but lose to Mr. Obama on delegates.
It was irresistible to gossip about in the bar of the Delegates' Lounge, but entirely resistible to write about it.
It's no coincidence that Jeb Bush endorsed Cruz this morning, after Cruz proved that his efforts to deny Trump a majority of delegates were not entirely futile.
They do so and will continue to do so even in countries which have more recently reinforced the work based component of formal VET, such as, for instance, Italy.1 The teaching of VET related skills, including vocational ones, cannot be entirely delegated to trainers and the world of work.
After the 2011 reforms, the responsibility of data management was entirely delegated to the provinces.
With the passage of the Local Government Ordinance in 2001, the responsibility for providing health care was almost entirely delegated to the District Governments, with the exception of the large teaching hospitals and their attached medical or dental colleges, which remained under the direct control of the provincial government.
