Sentence examples for delegations to go from inspiring English sources

Before the 36th ballot, Hamilton threw his weight behind Jefferson, supporting the arrangement reached by James A. Bayard of Delaware, in which five Federalist Representatives from Maryland and Vermont abstained from voting, allowing those states' delegations to go for Jefferson, ending the impasse and electing Jefferson President rather than Burr.

So that's where we have been for a couple weeks, with a text that is dramatically improved... [but] also ratifies the U.S. decision to walk away in the sense that it did seem to spur the other delegations to go back to the drawing board..

A spokesman for Soco in London did not deny the authenticity of the letter but said the company had not paid the costs of the delegation to go.

Asked whether that would be enough to allow the delegation to go, the official said, "Yes, if that negotiations office functions in accordance with the terms that we set out".

Luisa Estella Morales, the president of the Supreme Court, said Wednesday at a news conference that there was no need at this time for a delegation to go to Cuba and report back on the condition of Mr. Chávez, 58.

Mr. Karzai appointed a delegation to go there and investigate, and he later said he blamed both the Taliban and international forces for causing the civilian deaths, although at the time he did not mention the C.I.A. by name.

"It will cost hundreds of thousands for the delegation to go there for a week in New York, so why can't we get answers for how many bureaucrats are going and what they expect will be the outcome?" Vumbaca said.

Mr Kim then invited Mr Rodman and a small delegation to go skiing at the recently constructed resort in the remote east of the country, Masik Pass, which is said to have opened on January 1st.All of this is very cosy, at least for the strange-looking men involved.

British oil company Soco International has denied allegations that it paid for an official Congolese government delegation to go to a UN meeting where talks were being held on whether its exploratory work in Africa's oldest national park should be allowed.

You need to knock heads with the government to get an athletic delegation permission to go abroad for competitions.

It is unclear whether the Americans warned Iran's delegation not to go to Najaf; in the event, the Iranians did not get close.