Sentence examples for delegates of a from inspiring English sources

The 100 or so female delegates, of a total of 502, wanted one of their rank as a deputy.

Political convention, meeting of delegates of a political party at the local, state, provincial, or national level to select candidates for office and to decide party policy.

At the very least, Adamu and Temarii are guilty of naïveté unbecoming delegates of a voting process that will determine the destination of two World Cups worth billions of dollars to FIFA and to the host nations.

At the very least, Adamu and Temarii are guilty of naïveté unbecoming delegates of a voting process that will determine the destinations of two World Cups worth billions of dollars to FIFA and to the host nations.

Martin Groombridge, chief executive of London Capital Credit Union and one of the delegates of a recent US credit union field trip run by ABCUL, was inspired by the range of innovative products he saw.

Instead, we're turning successes like Danai Gurira and Mahershala Ali into the delegates of a problem that was never theirs to solve.

Guzman ran for Virginia's House of Delegates on a platform of raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour, securing paid sick days and universal pre-K.

The body would be attended by 21 "delegates of humanity" – a council of experts selected in England, France, Germany and Italy.

In charge of all preparations, Virgil and Sandu acted as the delegates of Thanksgiving, a flagship celebration of family.

The Republicans allocate most of their delegates on a winner-take-all basis (for instance, Mr McCain won all of the New York delegates).

With most of the 60 delegates up for grabs in Puerto Rico allocated, Clinton is now fewer than 30 delegates short of a majority, according to the count by the Associated Press.