Sentence examples for groups of delegates from inspiring English sources

As many as two dozen states have competing groups of delegates.

The surveys also showed major differences of sex, race and income in the two groups of delegates.

With security zones, street closings and groups of delegates filling the city's biggest business hotels, Mr. Benolken said his team was gearing up to make sure the brand's regular guests did not get lost in the shuffle.

His outline of the League issue, however, is not satisfactory to two groups of delegates -- one which is dominated by the personality of Senator Hiram Johnson, of California, and the other which represents the mild reservationist group in the Senate.

The pub manager refused entry to groups of delegates, saying he was concerned there might be trouble because the conference was focusing on evictions from the Dale Farm traveller site in Essex.

Candidates would certainly continue to lobby delegates and groups of delegates to reach a majority.

The Executive Committee, a smaller group of delegates and party officers, manages the affairs of the council.

Northam (D) announced the legislation alongside House Speaker Kirk Cox (R-Colonial Heights) and a bipartisan group of delegates and senators.

Last week, Obama met with the latest group of delegates at the White House, ahead of his meeting with the heads of state.

His office prepared a secret draft text that was shared with a small group of delegates – not, as convention demanded, with all of the countries at the meeting.

With no group of delegates, they would be at best protest candidates and at worst magnets for wasted votes, he said.