Sentence examples for delegate when the from inspiring English sources
She was minister of the environment from 1994 to 1998 and the German delegate when the Kyoto Protocol was negotiated and drafted.
The same can apply to the parliamentary delegates when the Assembly discusses matters which are taboo to them.
Like Hart, Obama ran on a simple message of new versus old — "Change" — but he was prepared for a long fight over delegates when the press anointed him Clinton's main challenger.
In the middleware this ensures that only tenant requests that are allowed to execute on a public cloud, are delegated when the load is high.
So Ted Cruz could wind up with more delegates, when the dust settles.
Trump may have won the vote in Louisiana's primary, but Cruz came out with an equal number of delegates when the election results got sifted through the state party procedures.
Business tip: Prioritize jobs, delegate when necessary, keep the main focus the main focus.
Given all of that, isn't it impossible now for Clinton to beat Obama in the popular vote and the pledged delegates when all the voting is done in early June?
"The rest hardly knew a delegate when they saw one," says a top adviser sarcastically.
The main result of the model is that governments prefer to delegate authority when the size of the time inconsistency problem is large relative to the uncertainty of the political consequences of the agent's policy choice, while they prefer to ask for advice if the opposite is true.
