Sentence examples for over delegates from inspiring English sources

Negotiations continued over delegates from Maine.

Asked about negotiations over delegates, the vice president replied, "I don't think there will be a problem of any kind".

In addition to disappointments over delegates, Mr. Paul, who finished second to Mr. Romney in New Hampshire's signature primary, will not get to address the party convention.

With less than five months to go before the International Olympic Committee chooses a city to host the 2020 Summer Games, the three remaining bidders — Istanbul, Madrid and Tokyo — are increasing their efforts to win over delegates and the public.

Responding to complaints by the Buchanan campaign that Mr. Verney would not be impartial in settling disputes over delegates, the party chairman, Gerald R. Moan, replaced Mr. Verney with Frank Reed, the Ohio state party chairman.

If the battle continues all the way up to the convention in August, the chaos over delegates from Florida and Michigan will complicate the Democrats' chances of winning both states.

Unfortunately, the CEO had over-delegated the vision to other members of the executive committee and didn't properly communicate a shift in his revenue strategy.

Don't Over-Delegate.

The problem is that there are no checks and balances when you over-delegate important aspects of your life or your money.

As a corollary to don't over-delegate, don't let business users either give generic use cases (e.g. "we want to track lead sources") or spec out irrelevant use cases.

Franklin D. Roosevelt won over Texas delegates in 1932 with a promise to make John Nance Garner his vice president.