Sentence examples for delegates a significant from inspiring English sources

Blame lies with the nation's founders, perhaps, who devised a federal system that delegates a significant amount of power, including over public health concerns, to lower levels of government.

"Because of how strong Lael is, I've been able to delegate a significant role to her on the global financial agenda.

As such, interaction with physician delegates consumes a significant amount of the physician's time which needs to be modeled.

WASHINGTON — Senator Barack Obama emerged from Tuesday's primaries leading Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton by more than 100 delegates, a small but significant advantage that Democrats said would be difficult for Mrs. Clinton to make up in the remaining contests in the presidential nomination battle.

In California, which awards 475 delegates, Clinton has seen a significant polling lead over Sanders all but vanish.

He said female delegates were emerging as a significant force for peace and stability and a government based on the rule of law.

Trump still maintains a significant delegate lead and is more than half-way to 1,237 delegates he needs to capture the party's nomination.

He now has a significant delegate lead, and he is the only candidate to have earned delegates in every available contest.

"It's all about delegates tonight, and now we're going to look across the board and say, 'O.K., we've got a significant delegate lead now, and we're going to send a message to the rest of the south.' " The Southern primaries next week Alabama and Mississippi have ninety delegates between them.

"It's all about delegates tonight, and now we're going to look across the board and say, 'O.K., we've got a significant delegate lead now, and we're going to send a message to the rest of the south.' " The Southern primaries next week — Alabama and Mississippi — have ninety delegates between them.

Trump has amassed a significant delegate lead over his nearest rival, Ted Cruz.