Sentence examples for delegate rules from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the party has adopted delegate rules that increase the chances for a longer battle.

The Santorum campaign on Thursday accused the state party of "thuggery" for changing the delegate rules after the election.

The advertising strategies reflect strategic calculations by the candidates as they navigate the different Republican and Democratic delegate rules.

Some of Mr. Romney's advantage, just as in the real delegate count, is because the delegate rules have tended to work in his favor.

Once Harold Ickes works his dark magic on the delegate rules to count Michigan and Florida, I'll have the popular vote.

Beyond that, the delegate rules for Democrats and for Republicans are different and, within each party, often vary from state to state.

At Philadelphia's convention hall as in California's voting booths, the majority of delegates rule.

But we can all agree, more or less, that we're better off in a society in which there are rules for delegated rule-making that gives all of our reasons more or less equal weight.

Some of those judges, in the Federal Courts of Appeals, have found regulations invalid either because Congress delegated rule-making power to administrative agencies -- which is the only way regulating gets done -- or because the rules went beyond federal power over interstate commerce.

RCRA does not regulate directly by statute so much as it delegates rule making authority to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Jesse Jackson challenged the delegate allocation rules of the Democratic Party in 1984, rules that marginalized the insurgency he led.