Sentence examples for no delegates from inspiring English sources

Ron Paul supporters filled the hall with boos and shouts of "no!" Delegates from Maine chanted "point of order!" Then, during the roll call to officially nominate Mitt Romney, 17 Nevada delegates loyal to Mr. Paul voted their conscience, even though Mr. Romney carried their state handily.

No delegates are actually selected at the caucuses.

No; delegates cannot vote on their own challenged credentials.

Milton has no delegates yet, but who can tell?

It allocates no delegates and serves mainly as a fund-raiser for the state's Republican Party.

In February, Missouri held a Republican primary that had a winner but awarded no delegates.

The Romney campaign argued that the contest was meaningless because no delegates were at stake.

After King's funeral, McCarthy, unopposed, won a preferential primary but no delegates in Pennsylvania.

Mrs. Clinton won both contests by substantial margins, but no delegates have been awarded.

That means that even a second-place showing earns no delegates, making it a risky place to play.

The straw poll carries no formal meaning, delivers no delegates and is technically nothing more than a mock election.