Sentence examples for most delegations from inspiring English sources

Most delegations provide their own protection; at Café Boulud, in the Surrey, men in suits stand over the kitchen staff to make sure nothing untoward is added to the Premier's risotto.

The theme of this year's assembly, which ended Tuesday, was "Democratic Governability in the Americas," which most delegations saw as an opportunity to express concern about growing social inequities and flagging economic growth in the region.

Most delegations say the council is out of date in not giving enough seats -- and no permanent seats -- to the developing countries that form a substantial numerical majority in the General Assembly.

The Bolivian, the diplomat continued, made "extraordinary demands" like reparations and aid, thus alienating conference organizers and most delegations.

Unless there is a dramatic movement toward Democrats in the 2012 congressional elections, Republicans will still control the most delegations in the next Congress.

English, a member of the Indiana delegation, was fairly unknown to most delegates.

Most Olympic delegations return home with more bronzes and silvers than golds.

(One of the most visible delegations at the march was from North Carolina, which has just passed a law that will likely diminish black voting; the state N.A.A.C.P. has been organizing "Moral Monday" demonstrations in protest of it for months).

"We understand expectations and we take it as a vote of confidence that this could be the most successful delegation since 1936 [when Britain won three medals]," said Hay, who coached Rhona Martin's team to curling gold in 2002.

The Model U.N. team has earned the most outstanding delegation awards of any college or university team.

The most recent delegation was composed of Iraqi teenagers who lived with Colorado families.