Sentence examples for delegate present at from inspiring English sources

It will argue the rush to the hoardings was born of exuberance rather than a co-ordinated attempt to invade the pitch, and will also point to a post-match report by a Uefa delegate present at the game which describes the conduct of their fans as "satisfactory".

Every delegate present at the creation of the Constitution agreed.

The manager's criticisms appeared to surprise the Fifa delegates present at the venue.

Their potential inclusion will be decided upon by the national federations after 84 of the 88 delegates present at an extraordinary congress at Lausanne in Switzerland voted to make them eligible.

There is no pavilion, and Monday's event on coal and nuclear power is the first public sign of the US government's engagement, though the UN said US delegates were present at at least some of the many meetings taking place around the event.

The options, vague as they were, appeared to be: stop Trump from amassing delegates, present a viable alternative at the convention if he has enough delegates to sway the floor vote, or run an independent third party Republican and hope to wrest control of the party back from the base.

An Iranian delegate was not present at today's international summit attempting to co-ordinate the global response to Isis, which is waging a bloody campaign to establish an Islamic caliphate straddling Syria and Iraq.

He reached the height of his power in 1920, when he presided at an international convention in Liberty Hall, with delegates present from 25 countries.

This participation culminated with children and youth delegates presenting their positions at a special working session entitled: Children and Youth Don't Decide My Future without Me (UN Major Group for Children and Youth 2015).

This culminated with children and youth delegates presenting their positions at a special working session titled "Don't decide my future without me".

The Taliban and other insurgent groups were not present at the jirga, but delegates sympathetic to their stance were.