Sentence examples for delegate operations from inspiring English sources

Smart political campaigns, though, have long built delegate operations to prepare for contested conventions.

A veteran operative, Brookover had served as the campaign's liaison to the Republican National Committee after previously helping coordinate Trump's delegate operations.

Speake-Marin plans to gradually delegate operations until he can function purely as an ideas guy.

In the Internet, it is often needed to delegate operations across nodes without compromising the confidentiality of information.

He had been losing ground in the bitter primary battle, and Manafort, who had run delegate operations dating back to Gerald Ford, was seen as a skilled strategist who could steer Trump through what was then looking like it might be a dicey convention nominating contest.

But building an effective delegate operation takes months, not weeks.

Trump has other issues to deal with, including apparent chaos in his California delegate operation.

A long contest requires significant organization, which the Romney campaign has been building through an exhaustive state-by-state delegate operation.

Doug Davenport, who ran the delegate operation for Bob Dole in 1996 and is neutral, said he had seen no evidence that Mr. McCain was making headway with Republicans.

If no one gets the necessary 1,237 delegates, the nomination will go to a contested convention in July, where Cruz would perhaps have the strongest delegate operation of any Republican campaign.

Doug Davenport, who ran the delegate operation for Bob Dole's campaign in 1996, said that even if Mr. McCain won New Hampshire, "it would be a near miracle" if he could translate that into winning the nomination.