Sentence examples for for every delegate from inspiring English sources
As the Republican race deepens into a fight for every delegate, the Romney campaign pointed to Puerto Rico as the latest sign of strength over Rick Santorum.
The chase for every delegate after Tuesday is pushing Mr. Romney and his rivals to spread out in states small and large.
"This is a struggle for every delegate," said Pearson Cross, a political scientist at the University of Louisiana-Lafayette. "We have not been down this road in a long time.
Ms. Palin offered a gift to those in the audience: Two sticks of teriyaki caribou meat jerky were left on the chairs for every delegate with a note, "An Alaskan Snack from SarahPAC".
With the two Democratic presidential candidates in near-deadlock and battling for every delegate, party leaders and the rival campaigns started searching for a way to seat barred delegations from Florida and Michigan.
WASHINGTON — With the two Democratic presidential candidates in near-deadlock and battling for every delegate, party leaders and the rival campaigns started searching in earnest on Thursday for a way to seat barred delegations from Florida and Michigan.
But they said the rules could play a role this year if the Republican nominating contest becomes a long grind in which the candidates end up fighting for each and every delegate all the way to Tampa.
Because the Republicans will be picking most of their delegates proportionally this year, instead of winner-take-all, the candidates who are in the top tier now — Mr. Romney, Mr. Paul and Mr. Gingrich — are likely to be competing for each and every delegate in what is expected to be a protracted primary fight.
For Mr Sanders every delegate counts if he wants to catch Mrs Clinton - a formidable task given the sizable lead she built up by routing the Vermont senator in contests across the South last month.
But with the Democratic contest now a scramble for every remaining delegate, the allocation of delegates from the two states could have a substantial impact on the nomination.
"But we will continue to fight for every vote and every delegate".
