Sentence examples for delegates two from inspiring English sources
At a conference in Boston, U.S. criminal psychiatrist Phillip Resnick played the delegates two video confessions of mothers who had killed their children.
On July 21 , 1848 Nicolae Bălcescu obtained the issuing of a decree to create Comisia proprietăţii (the Commission on Property), comprising 34 delegates, two for each Wallachian county, representing respectively peasants and landlords.
And the convention rules for what comes next won't be written by party elites, as Trump and his supporters have alleged, but by the 2016 delegates — two from each state, territory and the District of Columbia.
"Today we are... living in historic times," he lectured his fellow OAS delegates, two days after the invasion, "a time when a great principle is spreading across the world like wildfire.
After yesterday's contests, Romney, with three hundred and eighty-one delegates (two hundred and twenty-one more than Santorum), is only a third of the way to the more than eleven hundred needed to win the nomination.
If no candidate wins most of the seven contests that precede the twenty-state roundup on March 8th, and virtually puts the nomination away on that date, we may very well discover that the arithmetic of the situation is that no candidate can get the necessary number of delegates (two thousand and eighty-one) to win the nomination on the first ballot.
Twelve members of the NEC are elected by trade union delegates, seven by CLPs, five by women delegates, one by youth delegates, and one by delegates from affiliated socialist societies.
Of the state's 40 delegates, three are given to the candidate who receives the most votes statewide.
Such an allocation would deliver 12 Cruz delegates, nine for Trump and two for John Kasich, the Ohio governor.
In June of 1910, three delegates — one from Mexico, one from the United States, and a presumed tiebreaker from Canada — convened at the offices of the International Boundary Commission in El Paso.
OKLAHOMA: Number of delegates: Forty-three Primary or caucus: Primary Open to non-Republicans: No Real Clear Politics polling average as of March 5th: Not available.
