Sentence examples for delegations started from inspiring English sources

The high-tech entrepreneurship delegations started by Mrs. Clinton should be increased and properly funded.

Delegations started arriving from just about everywhere, but especially the US.

Businesspeople are excited, as delegations start making mutual visits.

They are arriving--having applied for rooms through proper U.N. and Kenyan procedures established for the conferences--with confirmations of rooms and receipts for their deposits in hand, only to find themselves with no hotel room at all, or with one they must vacate when the official delegations start arriving.

After we returned to the White House, members of the delegation started to make suggestions about how to handle various problems.

At the UN, he added, "the Lithuanian delegation starts working, and of course we know the division of labour - the US and UK are not far behind".

Talk of resurrecting the delegation meetings started in January as the 107th Congress embarked on a session that presented great perils for Northeastern states, among them majorities in both chambers that are dominated by Southern and Midwestern Republicans.

The Rainbow Delegation was started by a young gay man named Matt Mazzei, who grew up in a community so conservative he didn't feel comfortable coming out till he was in his twenties.

The eight-member delegation will start a three-day trip on Sunday that will include attending the closing ceremony in Pyeongchang, South Korean officials said.

After years of negligible raises -- "15 cents here, 20 cents there," Williamson said -- he and his colleagues started sending delegations to their supervisors.

On the other hand, the Palestinian delegation might just have started arguing with the Israelis about why, exactly, it's unforgivable to steal a base when you're losing by eleven runs.