Sentence examples similar to delegates to offer from inspiring English sources

Even the grandchildren have been delegated to offer a hearty Romney welcome.

President Bashar al-Assad was said to have sent delegates to Dara'a to offer his condolences to victims' families.

The higher the turnout in a district, the more delegates it has to offer, meaning that urban areas like Austin — where Mr. Obama has been received in recent days with the kind of fervor usually accorded only Willie Nelson — will award a large number.

Several local protest groups with Trotskyist ideologies have sent delegates to General Mosconi to offer support and learn tactics.

Scott was on hand to offer delegates at GeeknRolla on Tuesday some of his hard-earned advice for running start-ups… See the video below at time market 2.36. 1. Don't choose a crap name: One of Scott's earlier start-ups was called Playtxt – not a bad concept, but its name was remarkably similar to a UK brand of women's underwear and, in the States, a brand of tampons.

It was Blazer who informed FIFA of the alleged attempts by bin Hammam and Warner to offer Concacaf delegates $40,000 per man to vote for bin Hammam against Blatter in the FIFA presidential election on Wednesday.

As part of their sponsorship Viadeo are delighted to offer all delegates the opportunity to be prominently featured around the venue.

Additionally, as shown in the cases of Italy and Spain, especially in NHS countries there is rather a trend towards more decentralization of decision making on benefits, delegating to regions the autonomy to offer certain benefits in addition to nationally defined health baskets [ 26, 27].

The city host committee has signed up hundreds of businesses to offer special deals to delegates and journalists to coax them out and spend money in the city.

Dr. Stengel and his colleagues presented the review and each speaker and several delegates to the Congress offered comments and posed questions.

Administration officials said Mr. Bush had telephoned President Roh Moo Hyun of South Korea in February to make sure his delegates would offer energy assistance to the North only in return for an upfront commitment on disarmament.