Sentence examples for do delegates from inspiring English sources
Q: Where do delegates come from?
Why do delegates fling themselves across the back seats of their limousines rather than be seen attending this helpful gathering?
But what do delegates think?
He said of the claims made in Damian McBride's book, who admitted smearing ministers in the press: "I don't want to talk about it, and neither do delegates".
But what do delegates at the TUC conference think the Labour leadership needs to do? Brian Hewitt, a Unite activist from Northern Ireland, said: "For a start they need to get rid of the anti-trade union laws if they get back in power.
We can and do delegate that task, to juries and appellate judges and clemency boards, but that's no absolution.
When you do delegate tasks, make sure each employee knows exactly what is expected of him to avoid any future miscommunication.
Nor did delegates even think of trying to create a new gold-based, Bretton Woods-like monetary system that would keep currency exchange rates of trading nations strong and stable.
And he does delegate to staff, and he gets a lot out of his fellow-members.
Without question, Mr. Bush did delegate: He left the diplomacy largely to Secretary of State Colin L. Powell; Deputy Secretary Richard L. Armitage and the American ambassador to China, Adm.
