Sentence examples for delegates assisted from inspiring English sources

The First Helvetic Confession (also called the Second Confession of Basel) was composed in 1536 by Heinrich Bullinger and other Swiss delegates, assisted by Martin Bucer of Strasbourg.

Mr. Marty was effusive in his thanks to Russian delegates who assisted him during his research, and clearly pleased at their response to his report, which he said "could have turned into a clash between two camps".

As a delegate, Hogun assisted in drafting the first Constitution of North Carolina.

Participation in national government is a principal function of the regions: regional councils may initiate parliamentary legislation, propose referenda, and appoint three delegates to assist in presidential elections, except for the Valle d'Aosta region, which has only one delegate.

Saddam then called on ministers and party leaders to join him in personally carrying out the "democratic executions"; every party branch in the country sent an armed delegate to assist them.

In particular, each relay is delegated to assist one or more users, especially when the number of relays is (much) smaller than the number of users.

Some participants from the faith-based centres said that they were sometimes delegated to assist in different units in the hospital.

A picture caption on Monday about a training session for volunteers who will assist delegates to the Republican National Convention misspelled one volunteer's given name.

Correction: August 26 , 2004 Thursday A picture caption on Monday about a training session for volunteers who will assist delegates to the Republican National Convention misspelled one volunteer's given name.

In the ED setting, the role of physician delegates is to assist with patient treatment under the supervision or in consultation with the physician.

UNICEF assisted 125 child delegates who live outside Dhaka, including some disabled and underprivileged children, to travel to the capital and enjoy the Festival.