Sentence examples for delegates long from inspiring English sources

The delegates long had agreed that invitations would go to five participants from each of the 126 member states and two each to some terri tories that were not yet inde pendent.

While some of it distantly echoed the old 1970s Bennite "Alternative Economic Strategy", it was unalloyed manna for delegates long starved of a robust, anti-austerity, redistributive policy, ending "the longest fall in wages since Queen Victoria sat on the throne".

Remember that, back in 2008, Clinton continued to win states and accumulate delegates long after it became clear that Obama was the nominee.

Edwards can keep collecting delegates so long as he receives 15percentt of the vote in a congressional district or statewide.

But Newt doesn't need anything as prosaic as delegates, so long as there's still pocket lint from Sheldon Adelson and the warmth of Callista's frozen smile.

Because of their connections across precincts in the city, police union delegates have long been the go-to people for officers seeking to have tickets fixed.

For Mr. Santorum to overtake Mr. Romney, the Romney campaign has argued, he would need to win 65 percent of all the remaining delegates, very long odds.

Speaking at the MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival, Moffat told delegates: "As long as it was great and fantastic then yeah.

"Give a number or a date, but never both," murmured delegates with long memories.Old-fashioned, too, was the unofficial conference being staged at the other end of town by non-governmental groups.

Cheers filled the hall at Unesco's headquarters here after the vote, with one delegate shouting, "Long live Palestine!" in French.

Some countries have been arguing that discard regulations should be delegated to long-term "recovery plans" covering individual species or locations.