Sentence examples for delegates which from inspiring English sources

Each state has a certain number of delegates, which are all awarded to the winning candidate.

It passed the Senate but faltered in the House of Delegates, which in the end didn't vote on it.

The name they were using at the time was automatic delegates, which sounded better than party bosses".

The vote will not affect the awarding of delegates, which will be decided at district and state conventions later this year.

In the tally of elected or pledged delegates, which is surely the most important factor, she is leading Sanders by nearly three hundred.

The first are pledged delegates, which are the ones the one Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama are winning in the primaries.

"As states are a collection of individual men," he harangued his fellow-delegates, "which ought we to respect most, the rights of the people composing them, or of the artificial beings resulting from the composition?

Governance of the organization is provided through the House of Delegates, which is managed by the Board of Trustees.

The report will then be presented on April 4 to the bar association's House of Delegates, which will vote on whether to formally adopt it.

The proposed rule passed by a narrow margin -- 17 votes, 218 to 201 -- in the House of Delegates, which determines policy for the bar association.

It could take until next summer for the association's governing House of Delegates, which has about 500 members, to take a final vote on all of the proposed rules.