Sentence examples for governing delegate from inspiring English sources

The only rules governing delegate seating are those to be adopted by the Democratic National Convention, not those dictated by the Democratic National Committee.

(The Cruz delegate turns out to be Colorado's Kendal Unruh, whom convention watchers will recognize as a leader of the fight to change the rules governing delegate pledges).

Indeed, Mr. Romney could secure the delegate majority even if he wins as few as 4 or 5 states, based on an analysis of the current polling in each state and the complex series of rules that are used to govern delegate allocation.

In this sense, the nongovernmental Government Delegate is defined a specified role and powerful position in governing the water sector.

The proposal on the agenda of the state bar's governing House of Delegates is being pressed by the New York County Lawyers Associationn, a 9,000-member group based in Manhattan that includes judges in its membership.

But the state-by-state rules governing the selection of delegates were stacked against him, and his rival was the clear favorite when the convention opened, with 530 delegates to the war hero's 427.

However, there is a long history in the UK, as expressed in the Haldane Report [ 22], of the government delegating autonomy to the research councils over which projects they should fund, and also of legislation governing research being relatively limited.

A delegate from the governing body Uefa took photographic evidence after the match.

A delegate from the governing body took photographic evidence after the match.

The Representative Policy Board -- the authority's governing agency, made up of delegates from each of the towns the authority serves, plus one member appointed by the governor -- held two public hearings and heard expert testimony before approving the new plant.

The event brought together delegates from sports governing bodies, associations and clubs that signed up to the charter as well as representatives from business, the arts, the news media and charities and a number of gay athletes and women, including the former Welsh rugby star Gareth Thomas, the ex-N.B.A. center John Amaechi and the six-time Wimbledon champion Billie Jean King.