Sentence examples for delegates retained from inspiring English sources
Delegates retained the traditional Spanish prohibition against seizing a debtor's physical property and extended it to forbid imprisonment as a punishment for debt.
The process to either retain delegates already won, or to woo a rival's delegates to your candidate, comes down mostly to one thing: organization.
Bush: They were involved in Phil Gramm's 1996 campaign for president, which spent $30 million in current dollars and didn't net a single delegate, or they were retained at an inflated rate by at least one campaign for my father and at least one campaign for my brother.
The "balance of competences" review, begun last year, is examining which powers are delegated to Brussels and which are retained by the UK.
In general, the principal weighs a multi-task problem (if both tasks delegated) against a double moral hazard problem (if one task retained).
That did not happen, as delegates voted this week to retain those prohibitions.
Dugdale will tell delegates in Perth that retaining tax credits would be affordable without increasing taxes in Scotland.
Delegates ultimately voted to retain language calling for a constitutional amendment on same-sex marriage, and reaffirmed their opposition to abortion.
So did the party's national leaders, whose main concern was to make sure that they retained some control over the process, but who didn't for a minute think they were disallowing delegates who might decide the outcome.
In some instances, professionals believed that such tasks should be retained within their scope of practice; and some had insufficient experience, skills, and knowledge to confidently delegate responsibilities.
