Sentence examples for delegates of which from inspiring English sources

As the central organ of the republic founded by this union, it was to have responsibility for foreign and military affairs; no important national decision, however, could be taken without the unanimous vote of the seven provincial States, the delegates of which composed the States General.

Then at the convention in Denver after meeting with her delegates, of which I was one, she asked us to join her in support of Obama.

He continues to build his lead among pledged delegates and now leads in total delegates (neither of which Clinton will overtake for the remainder of the race), and Obama starts edging toward her lead in superdelegates, as more and more of them flock to his banner.

Talk story about names of United Nations delegates, many of which have meanings.

The New Yorker, December 29 , 1962P. 20 Talk story about names of United Nations delegates, many of which have meanings.

By June Bingham, Shirley Monck, and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, December 29 , 1962P. 20 Talk story about names of United Nations delegates, many of which have meanings.

Stuart said he doubted the current amendment would have a chance of passing the Senate or House of Delegates, both of which are controlled by Republicans.

Oklahoma has 43 delegates, 40 of which are bound by the results of the presidential contest.

Alabama has 50 delegates, 47 of which are bound by the results of the contest.

Illinois has 69 delegates, 54 of which will be awarded based on the results of the contest.

That's when the last five states will hold primaries, including California, which offers the biggest prize of the whole nominating contest: 172 delegates, most of which will be awarded at the congressional district level.