Sentence examples for made delegates from inspiring English sources

After some dubbed his comments on capitalism "Marxist", Cable made delegates laugh by addressing them as "comrades".

Next year, International Pow Wow is set for Las Vegas, and presentations from Las Vegas made delegates eager to blow on some dice long before June 2013.

In July last year Frémaux was made delegate general, giving him complete control of the film selection and the €20m budget.

Thus promotions came quickly; he was made delegate (the equivalent of provincial governor) of Benevento in 1838 and was transferred in 1841 to the more important delegation of Perugia.

"To make delegates feel at home", explained management.

But Mr Blair fixed this in 1995, giving half the votes to constituencies and making delegates vote individually.

But last year, the Republican National Committee changed the rule to make delegates binding, meaning delegates are required to vote for them at the next round of caucusing and eventually at the convention.

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That made the delegates and lawmakers in the arena here feel better.

Although at some stages I felt that the participation of the young people were leaning towards tokenism - their presentation of their demands and pledges made the delegates sit up and take notice.

Lachs was made a delegate to both the Paris Peace Conference and the first United Nations General Assembly (1946).