Sentence examples for delegate mark from inspiring English sources

However, with seven upcoming primaries, including New Jersey and California, Trump is expected to easily overtake the delegate mark needed to win the nomination on the first ballot at the convention in Cleveland in July, avoiding a contested convention.

At an oil and natural gas conference in North Dakota on Thursday, just minutes after he had celebrated hitting the 1,237 delegate mark needed to formally clinch the party's nomination, Trump gave a speech on energy policy that was largely shaped by advice from Kevin Cramer, a US representative from the state.

Many guess that Clinton will hit the delegate mark on June 7 when California and New Jersey, among other states, take to the polls.

PGMOL adds that delegate marks for referees have gone up every season since Riley succeeded Hackett and the latest data shows referees are being asked to do 176 high-speed runs and 50 sprints in a game - a 64% increase on five seasons ago.

A team of delegates marks each club every week for the Premier League's fair-play league and Mourinho's players currently score the lowest in the respect-to-referees column.

If accurate, it would suggest that makeup of delegates marks a radical shift from last year, when Corbyn grassroots supporters – and Momentum – were largely relegated to the fringes of the conference, held in Liverpool.

The 2016 meeting of delegates marks Arora's first time with space inside the UN headquarters, real estate that is well-earned. .

The 2016 meeting of delegates marks Arora's first time with space inside the UN headquarters, real estate that is well-earned.

One of the most significant developments of 1940 was the creation of the office of Government Delegation for Poland (Delegatura Rządu na Kraj), with Cyryl Ratajski (nominated on 3 December) as the first Delegate; this event marked the official beginning of the Underground State (Ratajski would be followed by Jan Piekałkiewicz, Jan Stanisław Jankowski and Stefan Korboński).

That is until Tuesday night, when Hillary Clinton voters reached the milestone mark of delegates to clinch the popular vote and majority of pledge delegates.

Kings had their own seals, and high officials could hold the king's seal as a mark of delegated authority.