Sentence examples for delegates some of from inspiring English sources

Internet users have been more interested in examining photographs of the wealthiest delegates, some of whom have flaunted their riches by wearing expensive clothing to the meetings.

In his first speech from the floor for more than 20 years, he incensed the party leadership and won a standing ovation from many constituency delegates, some of whom used the debate to criticise Tony Blair for sending his son Euan to a grant-maintained school.

He delegates some of this authority, either to millionaires who fancy having a school to play with for a change, or to one of the increasingly wealthy and rapacious private sector companies who have grown fat on the government's need to find someone who is not in the public sector to run our schools.

"Are you crazy?" During a quick trip home from Philadelphia, where she is leading the city's delegation to the Republican National Convention this week, she says that when she introduces herself to other convention delegates, "some of them kind of roll their eyes" when they hear that she is from what may be the Democratic Party's strongest urban stronghold.

The delegates, some of whom feared that Brown would shy away from confrontation, loved it.

It delegates some of its powers to the Secretariat and the Politburo when it is not in session.

Chavez had continued to bristle at suggestions that he delegate some of his responsibilities.

"In the future, to be honest, I'd love to delegate some of my work," Gaultier said.

Earlier this month, under pressure from Indonesia's Parliament, Mr. Wahid agreed to delegate some of his power to Mrs. Megawati.

It was the idea of State Superintendent James E. Allen, and its essence is to delegate some of the powers of the Board of Education to the individual communities.

For the first time, he has delegated some of his administrative and budgetary powers, to the vice-president, Elías Jaua, and to the finance and planning minister, Jorge Giordani.