Sentence examples for governmental delegates from inspiring English sources

During a second phase, from 1867 to 1871 (following Prussia's victory over Austria at Sadowa), executive power was wielded by a federal council (Bundesrat) composed of governmental delegates, in which decisions were taken by an absolute majority.

By Rachel Bonham Carter NEW YORK, USA, 18 January 2006 – On the 3rd day of the UNICEF Executive Board's First Regular Session for 2006 governmental delegates took part in a 'pledging session', promising vital funds for UNICEF.

NEW YORK, USA, 18 January 2006 – On the 3rd day of the UNICEF Executive Board's First Regular Session for 2006 governmental delegates took part in a 'pledging session', promising vital funds for UNICEF.

With all local counterparts and governmental delegates involved in the process, the teacher training module is likely to expand to all basic education centres in Bam in a three-month period, thus ensuring wide-ranging outreach of the UNICEF launched initiative.

UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman thanks donors for vital funds NEW YORK, USA, 18 January 2006 – On the 3rd day of the UNICEF Executive Board's First Regular Session for 2006 governmental delegates took part in a 'pledging session', promising vital funds for UNICEF.

He served for 10 years as a non-governmental delegate on human rights at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland.

I show that outsourcing threatens transparency because when you delegate governmental action to agencies, and those agencies then delegate again to contractors, it is very difficult to have a public debate about what is going on.

While governmental officials and accredited delegates argued about legal frameworks and carbon offsets to justify continued extraction, the people shared stories of homelands disappearing beneath rising seas, decimated forests, cancer clusters, cultural destruction, and boil water advisories with no end in sight.

What legitimate governmental "powers" are not delegated to the federal government are "reserved to the States respectively, or to the people".

Children in El Salvador, Finland, Honduras and Togo were involved in the video conference together with representatives of governments, non-governmental organizations (NGO) and delegates from various countries attending the third Preparatory Committee meeting for the UN General Assembly's Special Session on Children.

But in the ordinary world of domestic administration responsibilities that Congress has delegated to a particular governmental actor it has created, that delegation is a part of the law whose faithful execution the President is to assure.