Sentence examples for if the delegates from inspiring English sources

If the delegates were to organize an orchestra, and perform together, the effect on the world would be incalculable.

If the delegates imagined they would be sent off with something gentle and affirming, they had another think coming.

The bottlenecks would only get worse if the delegates voted for their fanciful, pampered version of New York.

If the delegates were not far outnumbered by the media, we would worry about why nobody wanted to come.

Modernising Australia's institutions could be a catalyst for more of this.But only if the delegates to the Canberra convention catch the new mood for change.

For if the delegates there should agree on stringent emission targets, sales of natural gas, the cleanest-burning fossil fuel, are bound to rise.

We would be supportive of one if the delegate selection process would be somewhat improved".

The S.D.S. discussed the meeting place for several hours and then reached a consensus: Antioch, if the delegate who had suggested it could get use of the campus.

Mr. Russert marveled that Mrs. Clinton had the gall to act as if the delegate count were a mere "loophole" and that only the popular vote mattered.

If the delegate leads of the front-runners hold, if their Conventions don't unseat them, and if the latest polls are to be believed, Hillary Clinton will face Donald Trump in November, and she will defeat him.

Despite eschewing wealthy donors who bolster Clinton's Super Pac coffers, Sanders has also received a record-breaking 5m small donations, which gives him the money to continue campaigning all the way to the convention in Philadelphia, even if the delegate mathematics become insuperable and the campaign becomes more of a protest movement.