Sentence examples for open delegate from inspiring English sources

"That means we have to explore the need to hold more open party forums, more frequent and direct access to MPs at meetings, it means more open delegate selection and preselection process".

So, in 2001, at the Women's International Squash Players Association (Wispa) AGM on the eve of the British Open, delegates came up with a plan: find a girl willing to strip off for the sake of the sport and watch the journalists come flocking.

My story has been told to a Conservative party conference event so packed in 2013 that the doors were propped open and delegates stood in the corridor.

Now, say some analysts, he's backed off and become more open to delegating authority and creating semi-autonomous divisions along the lines of Hewlett-Packard.

The loya jirga opened with delegates expressing optimism and determination to make it a success.

The festival's organizers have said they are nonpartisan, and though many of the events have a clear leftist slant, there is plenty that open-minded delegates could profit from seeing; if not, the worst that could happen is some good old-fashioned debate.

As the convention opened, some delegates favored Bayard, a conservative Senator, and some others supported Hancock, a career soldier and Civil War hero.

"Do these windows open?" screamed another delegate.

The cinema doors are flung open and the delegates totter out into the daylight.

MGEITF preview screenings are traditionally only open to festival delegates from the TV industry.

The commission's recommendations, which the Democratic Party quickly adopted, required every state party to open up its delegate-selection process to ordinary voters through caucuses or primaries.