Sentence examples for delegate referred from inspiring English sources

One delegate referred to some companies' "shameless" parading of their sustainability-related activities at the GRI summit.

One delegate, referring to the last five years, told the home secretary in a Q&A session after her speech: "I've never known a time in the last 25 years when police morale has been so low.

Delegates referred to synthetic biology as a "basket" of varied and rapidly changing techniques.

Offering a more teleological version of this argument, many delegates referred to George Washington's 1796 farewell address, which has joined the Declaration of Independence and the constitution as one of the conservatives' touchstone documents.

"I reacted, as you may have seen, with a certain degree of fury," Wilshaw told the ASCL delegates, refering to an interview in which he described himself as "spitting blood" at the controversy.

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Throughout the debate, delegates constantly referred to precedents from history in support of their position.

You will be expected to show you can prioritise your workload, know when to make a decision and when to delegate or refer upwards.

Further research is required to understand when and why students in training delegate or refer on particular treatments or patient groups.

Another delegate, Rita Bryant, 78, referred to the convention as "in and out".

A delegate from North Carolina referred to Duke's lacrosse case as an example of why colleges shouldn't handle them.