Sentence examples for delegations whose from inspiring English sources

The Taliban Web site claimed that Mansur received visiting delegations, whose members pledged bay'at (religiously mandated allegiance) to him.

I was attached to one of the delegations, whose head of state was also present for most of the time.

Each province is designated by the name of its chief town and is in turn subdivided into numerous units called muʿtamadiyyāt (delegations), whose number varies according to province size.

But the president has not distanced himself from several provincial governors, widely viewed as equally corrupt, who are up for re-election this year and who control congressional delegations whose support Mr. Kirchner will need if he is to enact crucial reform legislation.

Lord Green of Hurstpierpoint, the trade minister, is taking a parallel trade delegation whose members will meet David Cameron in Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

Lord Green of Hurstpierpoint, the trade minister, is taking a parallel trade delegation whose members will meet the prime minister in Saudi and the UAE.

Then there is the case of a Wenzhou government delegation whose publicly financed junket to Las Vegas, Niagara Falls and Vancouver was exposed by a blogger who found a bag of incriminating receipts on a Shanghai subway.

Other guests staying at the resort – to include some members of the German delegation, whose team are based 20 minutes' drive away – will be able to mix with the players freely by the pool or on the private beach.

The developments provided a rare display of unity for New York's delegation, whose members have been on different, if not competing, tracks in the effort to extract additional aid from Washington.

The denial of free access to journalists most recently a Spanish delegation whose arrival had long been scheduled has done nothing to erase suspicions that Morocco has something to hide.It is not just the beleaguered Saharawis under Moroccan rule, and the tens of thousands more wasting away in desert refugee camps in Algeria, who are held as hostages pending a solution.

On Sunday, the Saudi foreign minister, Saud al-Faisal, said that his country would withdraw its observers from the Arab League delegation, whose mandate was renewed on Sunday for another month, because the "Syrian government did not implement the Arab plan," according to The Associated Press.