Sentence examples for delegates speaker from inspiring English sources

The House of Delegates speaker, William Howell, has been on the board since 2003 and was national chairman in 2009.

Virginia House of Delegates Speaker William J. Howell (R) said in a statement that Republicans would "immediately begin a detailed review of the Governor's policy to determine what options are available to the General Assembly".  .

According to the Coal River Wind Project, the West Virginia House of Delegates Speaker Rick Thompson and a handful of House Rules Committee members have just blocked a resolution for the development of a nationally acclaimed industrial wind farm and responsible underground coal mining on Coal River Mountain from going to the floor for an actual debate or vote.

Viewers who thought the 2012 Republican convention was postponed until Tuesday were misinformed: it opened on Monday as scheduled, only without state delegates, speakers or party leaders.

Most significantly, more than 200 persons with disabilities actively participated in the WCDRR proceedings as either delegates, speakers, panelists, or contributors.

Everyone there shares an interest in the field being discussed, so you have a straightforward way of identifying relevant employers--comb through the lists of delegates, speakers, and posters.

In the end, Wallace was confirmed as the convention's vice presidential selection, winning the votes of about three-fifths of the delegates (House speaker William Brockman Bankhead won the backing of nearly one-third of the delegates).

The impasse was resolved in early December by the formation of a new parliamentary coalition that included members of Yushchenko's and Tymoshenko's blocs, as well as delegates supporting Speaker Volodymyr Lytvyn.

For the #NeverTrump movement, the goal remains the same: deprive "the Donald" from reaching 1,237 delegates when Speaker Paul Ryan opens up the GOP convention in July.

The delegates and speakers all formed a tunnel to wave me off.

At least 11 prospective Tory candidates, an estimated seven of whom have a reasonable chance of winning their seats, have been delegates or speakers at training conferences run by the Young Britons Foundationn, which claims to have trained 2,500 Conservative party activists.