Sentence examples for delegations were from inspiring English sources

At the 1974 World Population Conference, 127 of the 130 national delegations were led by men.

The reporter asking the question, from the Detroit News, said that it appeared, based on estimates of pledged delegates, that even if those delegations were fully counted, "it's likely you'll come up behind".

Just before the convention, the Democratic National Committee DNCC) made initial determinations of which delegations were to be seated once convened, delegates would make the final determination after the convention's Credentials Committee reported.

As in the previous round of talks, held in Madrid in October, the delegations were led by a longtime Argentine diplomat, Lucio Garcia del Solar, and the British delegate to the United Nations, Sir Crispin Tickell.

So many delegations were already ahead of us.

Two African American-led protests over white Southern delegations were filed too late for action.

The Iranian and Saudi delegations were positioned such that they never needed to make eye contact.

The German, British and Dutch delegations were all pressured to help the US.

Once the delegations were agreed upon and seated, the nomination of McGovern was assured.

Three of them said all members of their delegations were Corbyn supporters or members of Momentum.

She argued that the vote was flawed because too few national delegations were present.