Sentence examples for if delegate from inspiring English sources

Perhaps there's a whiff of limelight-hogging megalomania about the self-directed, solo format, even if "Delegate more" is hardly the moral of Lear's tale.

Interviews were conducted by telephone, but if delegates preferred they could complete the survey online.

His speech, however, was not a promising start.The government will be relieved if delegates keep debate to a minimum.

If delegates in Edinburgh next weekend are very lucky he will have had a hand in gingering up Charles' speech.

If delegates in Warsaw could barely negotiate a timetable for the talks, what chance do they have of making the harder choices required for an effective treaty?

If delegates split evenly on Tuesday, Sanders needs more than 55percentt of all of the rest of the delegates to tie Clinton.

He suggested he would not be worried if delegates vote in favour of a 50p top rate of tax later this afternoon.

American politics has always been a tough business, even in 1787 here in Philadelphia, when George Washington himself wondered if delegates could ever agree on a constitution.

"If delegates find London is a good place to bring legal issues to, then that's a benefit – but it's not the prime motivation".

Of course, what would be truly innovative is if delegates, governments and the UN started adopting some of these web tools.

"If delegates continue to support the prize, even after the prize's funding irregularities have surfaced, they risk permanently damaging Unesco's reputation," he said.