Sentence examples for in a delegates from inspiring English sources

Several council officials said Mr. Ensley, the president of the social workers union, might have a fair chance of being elected in a direct election but would have far less of a chance in a delegates' vote because he has antagonized many council leaders.

Guam's caucuses took on added significance this year as the Democrats are locked in a delegate-by-delegate battle.

"Once you are in a delegate race, once you don't have an early knockout, then everything matters," said Ms. Kamarck, the author of "Primary Politics: How Presidential Candidates Have Shaped the Modern Nominating System".

That system helped induce Mr. Paul, Mr. Santorum and Mr. Gingrich to continue competing in the primaries and caucuses, even as their losses mounted, with the hope that they could win in a delegate fight at the convention.

Jamaica had to fly in a delegate from Switzerland to attend the negotiations.

Horizontal lines refer to inter-institutional mechanisms, such as between executive and legislative state agencies, or between actors in a delegate body or board [ 34, 35].

First, anyone interested in becoming a delegate goes to the Americans Elect Web site and registers.

In a Summit Declaration, delegates formally agreed to work together to address the pandemic in Latin America.

"I just wandered in," said Charlotte Rasmussen, a delegate from Wisconsin.

Popular for his service in two wars, he entered politics in 1792 as a delegate to Kentucky's constitutional convention.

In 1921 Buber attended the Zionist Congress in Carlsbad as a delegate of the socialist Hashomer Hatzair ("the young guard").