Sentence examples for delegates nearly from inspiring English sources

The action virtually assured Reagan of the state's 168 delegates nearly one-sixth of the number needed for nomination.

By the end of the night, Clinton said, her campaign expected to expand its lead over Sanders to more than 300 pledged delegates – nearly enough to block his path to the nomination.

Los Angeles has just 9,346 officers (including supervisors) while the convention is expected to draw 5,000 delegates, nearly 15,000 journalists and an unknown number of demonstrators.

But you'd be wrong – as Topman demonstrated to an audience last week by blowing two different whistles: a standard referee's whistle, followed by a loudly piercing one used at the London Olympics that had delegates nearly jumping out of their skin.

Tuesday's biggest prize, by far, was California, which offered 475 pledged delegates — nearly twice as many as the other states combined. .

Even without Missouri, the former secretary of state ended Tuesday night with 1,094 delegates nearly half of the 1,237 needed to clinch the nomination.

Mr. Koizumi expended huge amounts of political capital in appointing Mr. Takenaka to two cabinet posts and delegating nearly complete responsibility for banking reform to him.

If you play your A team and delegate nearly everything, they will get it done.

One list includes more than 2,200 delegates, or nearly half the expected total.

Delegates from nearly 200 nations are meeting in Doha, Qatar, for the latest round of talks under the treaty, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

The new report comes as delegates from nearly 200 countries are meeting in Poland to debate their next steps under the Paris climate agreement.