Sentence examples for individual delegates from inspiring English sources

Voters in West Virginia cast ballots for individual delegates.

Such votes would have nothing to do with the results from the states and be solely decided by the individual delegates.

If the primary season does not settle the nomination fight and it turns into a hunt for individual delegates, it is conceivable that this group of politicians and party insiders could hold the balance in awarding the nomination.

As Ginsberg notes, no campaign in modern history has prepared for either situation, and thus no campaign has an infrastructure in place to run an operation to win the support of individual delegates.

When voters go to the polls in New York, they will not only be asked to choose their candidate, but will also to help select some of the individual delegates who will go to the convention.

Some networks decided that the relatively slow news day -- when the chief speakers were Laura Bush, the candidate's wife, and retired Gen. Colin L. Powell -- was a good time to hook up with individual delegates and follow them around.

REPORTER AT LARGE about the role of the individual delegate attending a National Convention.

By Richard Harris The New Yorker, September 12 , 1964P. 101 REPORTER AT LARGE about the role of the individual delegate attending a National Convention.

France wants to sign the organisation's Treaty of Amity and Cooperation, which would allow it to attend the ARF as an individual delegate rather than just as part of the EU.

One Web site, with five 360-degree cameras, offers streaming video that allows site visitors to scan the convention floor, zooming in and out for close-ups of individual delegations and delegates.

Organisers predict that around 20,000 individuals and delegates from trade unions, charities and community groups will attend hundreds of seminars and workshops.