Sentence examples for delegates like from inspiring English sources

He said the delegates like this building very much.

There are only a handful of independent delegates, like Mr. Yao, who win positions by directly appealing to voters.

Scorsese delegates — like a great soloist who is also a great bandleader and casts his musical aura on the other soloists he hires.

Ethnic groups from all around the world have assembled to trumpet their grievances and demand "remedial measures".Most of the Durban delegates, like many race-relations "experts", tend to agree that bigotry is everywhere, and getting worse.

Even with more delegates picked  through caucuses and state conventions, it's not clear that Republican leaders have the kind of clout to control delegates like they did in the 1930s, '40s, or '50s.

And that the party's platform, thanks to delegates like Kris Kobach, author of extremist state laws like Arizona's, is simply a grab-bag of harsh enforcement provisions, like national, mandatory workplace immigration checks and a double-walled border fence.

Walking the streets with Kacprzak from Łódź, I could see what the delegates liked so much.

Their own belief and who they think will be the best president, who they think can win, how their own region voted, and their own responsibility.'" Super-delegates, like all delegates, have an obligation to make an informed, individual decision about whom to support and who would be the party's strongest nominee.

"Senator Grassley said he'd be a delegate, like he has previously, but the more Iowa Republicans who participate in the event the better, in his view," a spokeswoman said.

Instead, the real conventioneering is being done by non-delegates like me.

Speaking after the leadership successfully faced down the first challenge from activists over the decision to rule out the possibility of a vote on the NHS reforms during this week's conference, Clegg told delegates that "like all families, we have our shares of rows".