Sentence examples for delegates think from inspiring English sources

The delegates think of themselves -- and Mr. Kerry, for that matter -- as politically moderate.

And we did not really learn much about what the TUC delegates think about his plans either.

"Most delegates think if there is no change in the cabinet there will be war again in Afghanistan," said Haji Fazel Ahmad from Ghazni.

The organisers cut the debate short and the resolution passed with a show of hands.Whatever the procedural deficiencies of the debate, it was probably a rough approximation of what the delegates think, and may have increased the chances that Mr Sadr will stop shooting.The conference's main business, meanwhile, was the selection of an interim parliament with the power to overrule the government.

What do delegates think?

But what do delegates think?

Some delegates thought Y.S.A. was trying to bring the whole movement into its own sectarian line.

Many delegates thought that local authorities could champion organisations that are striving to become more energy efficient.

But he did not explain what this had to do with the line itself.China might not care that Western and Japanese delegates thought it had lost the argument.

In Chicago, Nixon found, as he later wrote, that "angry and rebellious" delegates thought he should have given Rockefeller the "back of my hand".

He said Dr. Bichlbauer had been hit in the face with a pie outside the hotel and wanted to know if the delegates thought Dr. Bichlbauer's speech had provoked the attack.... Several of our delegates (including work-ethic impaired Italians) approached me to express concern about the speech, the alleged pie incident and the cameraman who sought interviews in the late afternoon.