Sentence examples for delegates policy from inspiring English sources

I will be reporting from Minneapolis on the panel and my conversations with convention delegates, policy experts, elected officials and others on building on the Bush Administration's success in international health and development programs.

Writing from the Convention a month later, Rovere reported that electability was more important to the delegates than policy positions: In a sense, the nomination of Eisenhower was an act of hard sacrifice and self-denial for most delegates.

Lamb told delegates that policy on personal health budgets will be extended and from October, people will get not just a right to request a personal budget, but a right to have a personal budget.

A film played to the thousands of delegates highlighted policy decisions taken by the government since coming to power, from raising the foreign direct investment levels for insurance, defence and railways, to overhauling labour laws.

On the Democratic side, candidates must acquire at least 15percentt of the state's popular vote in order to accrue pledged delegates, a policy that did not bode well for Clinton supporters in Vermont where she received just shy of 14percentt.

Mr. Berlusconi is unlikely to delegate foreign policy.

They have delegated economic policy to bureaucrats without giving them any clear sense of direction.

Catherine Rampell comments skeptically on Peter Orszag's call for delegating more policy to panels of nonpolitical experts.

Blair had effectively delegated economic policy and much social policy to Gordon Brown, and Scott was a casualty of the continuous turf battles between Nos 10 and 11.

If history is anything to go by, he will delegate economic policy to technocrats, and focus his own energies on tackling insecurity and reducing corruption in government.

An alternative might be to delegate fiscal policy — that is, taxing and spending — to a separate technocratic body, which can rely on legal authority rather than popularity.