Sentence examples for first delegates from inspiring English sources

But it's Wyoming that elected the first delegates".

First, delegates voted for a motion that attacked the coalition's plan for "free schools", to be set up by charities, parents and others, as iniquitous.

At first, delegates supported the idea that the executive should be chosen by Congress; however, congressional selection would make the executive dependent on the legislature unless the president was ineligible for reelection, and ineligibility would necessitate a dangerously long term (six or seven years was the most common suggestion).

With 64 days left until the caucuses, where the first delegates will be picked for the national presidential conventions, about 250 campaign workers have already decided that the long hours, the low pay and the inherent job instability are worth whatever payoff may be at the end -- be it a job in a new presidential administration or enough field experience to run a Congressional campaign.

She pressed the US to join and support the United Nations and became one of its first delegates.

No matter that the first delegates won't be chosen for 30 months or so, the usual stories ask "Will he run?" or "Won't he?" And if he does, they report, he's behind former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in preference polls.

"The first delegate's phone is tapped in December 2009," that person said.

First, delegating the control of the NHS money to GPs is a big gamble.

Yes, I know Iowa is commonly referred to as the first delegate selection contest in the nation.

Forgotten History To raise funds for a statue of William Floyd, the first delegate from New York to sign the Declaration of Independence, Pat Matthews and Luana LoPresti held a tea.

Mrs. Clinton's bid for the Senate marked the biggest political leap for a first lady since President Harry Truman offered Eleanor Roosevelt the post of America's first delegate to the United Nations more than a half-century ago.