Sentence examples for later delegates from inspiring English sources

Later delegates from underdeveloped countries spoke up for spending more on fundamental education..Western delegates called for more rigid economies.

Later, delegates John H. Roberts of Illinois and Christopher L. Magee of Pennsylvania were made temporary convention secretaries.

The ruler was absolute but used his powers with discretion and later delegated them to his ministers.

Biologists have long supposed that RNA was the pivotal actor in the earliest cells and later delegated most of its information-storage duties to DNA, a less versatile but stabler chemical.

Additionally, a number of the later, delegate-rich states are winner-take-all, allowing one candidate to rack up big totals even in close victories.

CM was part to quantitative data collection surveys and was later delegated the coordination responsibility in Zambia.

From this model, it would seem that the nucleus initially achieved import and export by vesicle budding, a role that was later delegated to the ER when the nuclear pores developed.

On November 1 came the official end of the session of Congress, and two days later the delegates of the new Congress took their seats.

Benn later entertained delegates at the National Union of Journalists' annual meeting about the paper having accused him of being "stark, staring mad".

(Later, many delegates carried them away as souvenirs; one carried several, like a bouquet, that she said she was bringing home for some Girl Scouts).

Four days later, the delegates at the convention received a dispatch Travis had written March 3 warning of his dire situation.