Sentence examples for delegates pointed out from inspiring English sources

At a Guardian Healthcare Network data seminar, panellists and delegates pointed out that successful IT is built around patient care, not technology, and if you get this right, clinicians will be demanding it, not resisting it.

Western delegates pointed out that the Soviets were asking the United States to give up its monopoly and make public all its data in return for a paper promise of compliance.

Delegates pointed out that New York's World Trade Center stood out from its namesakes not just in size and fame, but also in its associations in the popular mind.

She is still regarded as a gamble – several delegates pointed out that holding the conference at the Ffos Las racecourse in Carmarthenshire seemed fitting – but her party hopes that she will be able to poach traditional Labour voters in areas such as the valleys and attract younger people and women.

Some delegates pointed out that this uncertainty highlights the importance of bringing the treaty fully into force.

Heated debates began straight after the initial session, when some women delegates pointed out that all speakers in the podium were male.

Consulting academics Academic freedom, however, often relates to success in the marketplace, one delegate pointed out, but getting this message across to academics can be hard.

Two years ago even, as one delegate pointed out, many would have voted against the motion simply to thwart the headline "BBC out of control, say broadcasting executives", which the Times duly printed.

The delegate pointed out that the Council had already debated FAO's part in this connexion, and it was agreed that there were certain activities within the competence of FAO which could be undertaken to give aid to the African countries without further delay.

"Well, you guys started it," the delegate points out, reasonably.

Some delegates, however, pointed out that there was also a need for coordination within national delegations attending meetings of different bodies dealing with commodity questions, with a view to ensuring the best utilization of existing machinery and avoiding overlapping and duplication of work.