Sentence examples for delegates of those from inspiring English sources

Delegates of those countries had clearly hoped that their bid would sooner or later attract the support of the United States.

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.

But new trickling in from Mississippi, Iowa, Michigan and Minnesota of increasing anti-Roosevelt strength was considered an offset to Governor Brandon's declaration and the delegates of those four States were watched intently as the fourth ballot was taken.

Officer Anthony could take a week or more, the court papers alleged, to track down and follow up on a particular ticket, a reflection of his relatively senior standing in the union and his delegating of those tasks.

Lib Dem ministers spent much of the conference jigging delegates' memories of those days.

Mr. Stuber has greenlight authority for all Netflix films but delegates some of those decisions.

Maybe I'll send all the CITES delegates one of those T-shirts that say, "I'm With Stupid".

Although the state has 46 delegates, only 20 of those delegates are awarded based on the primary outcome (the rest are awarded at the state convention in June).

If the current system were amended so that all states were proportional, Trump's presumed ceiling of 35% of the vote (i.e. the most Republicans likely to choose him in the selection process) would result in 35% of the delegates, leaving 65% of the delegates to those pledged to other candidates and to party leaders who have ex officio votes.

More than a quarter of the delegates to those conventions were black men, including former slaves such as war hero and future congressman Robert Smalls of Beaufort, S.C.

He does not want to delegate all of those responsibilities to his assistants, he said.