Sentence examples for delegates between from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gulati and the rest of the U.S. Soccer delegation had worked the floor of delegates between the first and second ballots, trying to swing votes to Mr. Infantino, who gained a startling 27 votes from one ballot to the next.

He acknowledged, however, that the allocation of delegates between the candidates is "imperfect," adding that "there is no scientific way to reach the conclusion we reached".

But the Democratic contest already appears to be turning into a long-term fight for delegates between Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama.

Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are facing off, of course, in Ohio and Texas, two states with more than three hundred delegates between them.

This debate was actually the spark that created MakieLab back in 2010, when Taylor was at a digital conference in New York that was co-located with a toy fair – with some crossover in delegates between the two.

That would give Mr. Romney a total of 96 delegates between Florida and Virginia alone (Virginia has 49 delegates, but three of them are automatic delegates, often called super delegates).

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Many (most?) Americans are hard pressed to explain the difference between a caucus and a primary; between an open and closed primary; between a winner-take-all and a proportional delegate split; between a delegate and a super delegate; between an open or contested or brokered convention; and between a popular and an electoral vote.

This has been mirrored by a decline in law enforcement resources devoted to the Cosa Nostra: It used to be that each of New York's Five Families had its own team of FBI investigators; by 2014, those responsibilities were delegated between two units.

Each delegated between one and three therapists for the study.

Obama manager David Plouffe has argued that the only way to seat the Michigan delegation would be to divide the delegates evenly between Clinton and Obama: "A 50-50 split would be fair".