Sentence examples for delegates of his from inspiring English sources

But in that speech, he reminded delegates of his support for abortion rights and, while he then saluted Bob Dole as a war hero, he was much more effusive this year about Mr. Bush.

In February, when he campaigned for the leadership of his party, the New Democrats, this soft-spoken man, who taught himself English by listening to BBC radio, told delegates of his childhood, riding ox carts or listening to tales about Gandhi and Nehru from his grandfather.

But in a message sent earlier this month to the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty meeting at the United Nations, President Obama assured the delegates of his commitment to take concrete steps to "seek the peace and security of a world free of nuclear weapons".

It's also important to note that the decision on whether someone passes or fails the Character Requirement doesn't fall to an expert panel or the like, it's made by one person the Minister for Immigration, Peter Dutton, or a delegate of his choosing.

But Florida's prize amounts to the winner taking all, so Romney is poised to bank a big number of delegates on his tally, anyway.

Delegation of Authority allows a user (the delegator) to delegate any of his privileges to another user or application of his choice (the delegate) [15].

The Romney campaign sent out a memo from political director Rich Beeson on Saturday noting that Santorum is "already down 64 delegates," because of his failure to file a full slate of delegates in Ohio and Tennessee, as well as his total absence from the ballot in Virginia.

It would not be appropriate to allow the delegator to delegate one of his IdP provided attributes to anyone, since he has no authority to do this e.g. the first author of this paper should not be allowed by the cloud service to delegate his University of Kent professor attribute to anyone.

"He talked about party unity and that kind of thing, and the need to get rid of Bush," said Jim Potter, 56, one of the holdout Kucinich delegates, said of his candidate.

But it also involves Mr. Gingrich having a worse-than-expected night: winning only Georgia, but yielding a fair among of delegates to his opponents there, while finishing third or worse everywhere else.

Chavez had continued to bristle at suggestions that he delegate some of his responsibilities.