Sentence examples for delegates in the future from inspiring English sources

"In May this year 22% (£22m) coming into JustGiving was from Facebook click-throughs – a 120% year-on-year growth," he told delegates in the Future of Facebook Fundraising session at the event.

While the German constitutional court is not expected to block the treaty, it might impose conditions on how much of its budgetary authority the German Parliament could delegate in the future.

Many delegates believe the future of the church — which has 4.6 million members — hangs in the balance.

"As a result," auditors concluded, each of the five funds "should consider other alternatives to the New York City comptroller for management of its investment assets prior to delegating its investment powers in the future".

Distinguished delegates, the future is in our hands as never before.

The feedback was very positive and indicated that 98% of delegates would attend similar events in the future, and all would recommend the workshop to others.

Daily Politics reporter Adam Fleming took the mood box - an unscientific test with a box and plastic balls - to get reaction from the Labour delegates in Manchester about the future of their previous leader.

The delegates agreed that the peace process in the future should be Afghan-led, and issued other general expressions of support for reconciliation, but no concrete plans or overtures.

The RNC's rules committee adopted provisions that would bar this sort of insurgent takeover from happening in the future: Convention delegates would be bound to vote for the candidate who won statewide at the ballot box.

We will observe the case where N-providers delegate their window size to M-clients in the future work.

When you are tempted to interrupt and grab the reigns, or start speaking on behalf of your leaders, consider alternatives like privately offering feedback to them about how you think a specific situation should be handled, asking them what they need from you to handle similar situations in the future or delegating complete responsibility to them.