Sentence examples similar to delegate rosters from inspiring English sources
The owners of most successful Western teams, including the Rockets, San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder, have been wise enough to delegate roster-construction duties to savvy general managers.Yet the league has also set up structural incentives that are currently exacerbating the East-West gap.
Clinton's delegate roster is a who's who of Democratic insiders.
Contains 9. Member clubs list, delegates authorized, roster of club officers; 10.
So entrenched is the code that teams have traditionally delegated a salaried roster spot to a brutish figure — an "enforcer" — rather than leave justice to the referees.
So entrenched is the code that teams have traditionally delegated a salaried roster spot to a brutish figure an "enforcer"—rather than leave justice to the referees.
For reasons that cannot be explained, Delegate Jill Carter was left off the roster -- yet she is the most active on the topic of reform.
In both the Congress's official topic - "The Imagination of the Writer and the Imagination of the State" - and in its roster of delegates, exiled writers were a constant presence.
The efforts to conceal the talks continued during the formal nuclear negotiations in Geneva this month when the two key U.S. officials involved, Deputy Secretary of State William J. Burns and Jake Sullivan, Vice President Joe Biden's foreign policy advisor, flew to Geneva but were not listed on the official roster of delegates.
Pickup played a major role in assembling the playing roster as well as establishing training headquarters, and was the Rams delegate for all of the Super League court hearings.
When NEMS was swamped with offers of endorsements from America following the success of "I Want To Hold Your Hand", Epstein, who was usually meticulous in matters involving the Beatles, decided to delegate this responsibility as he felt it was distracting him from his main task of managing his expanding roster of artists.
