Sentence examples for delegates as a from inspiring English sources

In 1789, however, he sought and obtained a further term in Virginia's House of Delegates as a supporter of the national government.

The speech, which set forth South Africa's views on apartheid and spoke of poverty and illiteracy in some African countries, was seized on by African delegates as a severe affront to their dignity.

On the Republican side, Mr. Bush took pains to describe Mr. Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas who is trailing far behind Mr. McCain in the race for delegates, as "a good, solid conservative person".

As for his legal career, it's hard to imagine a law office hiring as counsel a man whose speech featured a kangaroo court trial of Hillary Clinton, with the baying delegates "as a jury of her peers".

Nonetheless, each of the two camps has competing sets of candidates running with them on the ballot for county committee positions and judicial delegates as a way of generating voter turnout.

The Democratic Party had stripped the state of its delegates as a punishment for moving its primary earlier in the year, and the leading candidates refrained from campaigning there.

Mr. Bush picked up a large cache of delegates as well as a big morale boost after Mr. Bush's loss in Michigan a week ago.

"The responsibilities of the House of Delegates as an institution transcend party labels, and our obligations to govern this Commonwealth remain," the GOP leaders said.

Thomas Jefferson, who was Minister to France during the convention, characterized the delegates as an assembly of "demi-gods".

We know that delegation is critical to be an effective leader in business, but what about delegating as a leader within your home?

And he referred to a Philippine delegate as a stooge and a jerk.