Sentence examples for delegates of their from inspiring English sources

Her purpose was to remind the assembled delegates of their party affiliation.

Among intergovernmental organizations the ILO is unique in that its approximately 175 member states are represented not only by delegates of their governments but also by delegates of those states' employers and workers, especially trade unions.

To speak for whole provinces, priests of the cult assembled during their year of office in central shrines, such as Lugdunum, as delegates of their cities, where they formulated for the emperor their complaints or their views on the incumbent governor's administration.

The two women became allies when the male delegates attending the convention voted that women should be denied participation in the proceedings, even if they, like Mott, had been nominated to serve as official delegates of their respective abolitionist societies.

They may also motivate industry to support delegates of their choice to attend the congress.

MECIDS principals were chief delegates of their countries for international negotiations around the revised IHR; and MECIDS was operating according to the principles of the revised IHR even before the IHR were implemented.

Now, they see them as partners and have delegated parts of their authority to the private sector.

At that point, they will be ready, once again, to delegate much of their power to their elected representatives.

Many schools now delegate parts of their budget to individual members of staff to choose items at the show that the school needs.

In the remote regions of northern Sweden, district doctors act as general practitioners to patients spread over huge areas; the district doctors delegate much of their home visiting to nurses.

The Welsh government says it has encouraged local authorities to delegate 85% of their budgets to schools by 2014.