Sentence examples for delegate this time from inspiring English sources

"It would appear that yet again UEFA have acted on a report from the FARE organisation when their own match delegate, this time from Northern Ireland, gave us a very favourable report".

"It would appear that yet again Uefa have acted on a report from the FARE (Football Against Racism in Europe) organisation when their own match delegate, this time from Northern Ireland, gave us a very favourable report".

The fact that delegates this time had found the will to compromise suggests lessons have been learned over the past 12 months and that hopes for successful outcomes, at future talks, are not misplaced.

Delegates this time have three years' planning time to fashion a new treaty, but the hugely difficult issues of national sovereignty, compliance verification and equity between rich and poor nations will not easily be resolved, no matter how much time is available.

"He was riveted on the delegate this entire time," Captain Peters said.

Reorganizing the practice environment to help clinicians delegate the time consuming steps of counseling and arranging follow-up may improve rates of treatment delivery and enhance the level of support smokers receive.

But that primary was a nonbinding affair that is now being followed up by Missouri's official caucus on Saturday, where 52 delegates are at stake — this time for real.

But that primary was a non-binding affair that is now being followed up by Missouri's official caucus on Saturday, where 52 delegates are at stake — this time for real.

Last week, as in 2002, young delegates convened in New York – this time for 'A World Fit for Children Plus 5', a follow-up meeting with the General Assembly to discuss the issues that matter most to them: protection against violence, abuse and exploitation; prevention of HIV; and access to a quality education.

So much for their Ireland of equals.' He told delegates: 'The time has come for us to reclaim the good name of northern nationalism.

An intervention that capitalises on the reach of general practice to identify smokers but which delegates the time consuming counselling required to another health profession would seem ideal in theory.