Sentence examples for passing delegates from inspiring English sources

Exhibitors normally stand by their poster and explain their research and findings to passing delegates, inspiring some form of discussion as a dialogue or perhaps in a group.

Last time, his eyes burned from tear gas; he was thrown into a dank jail cell again and again; he chanted at the passing delegates, "Join us, join us," as police bloodied his fellow antiwar protesters outside the 1968 Democratic National Convention.

Plus, it has surpassed our expectations on attendance, passing 2,000 delegates over two days.

A passing male delegate, Haji Abdul Khaliq, from Helmand Province, said: "In my opinion, rights should be given equally to men and women.

The Greater London authority has already arranged free travel passes for delegates and has given £400,000 to the forum from existing budgets.

A resolution passed by delegates called for a campaign by all means necessary, including industrial action, to protect a "national system of state education".

The crux of the dispute is a provision narrowly passed by delegates to the church's general assembly in 1996 barring anyone who is not married or chaste from serving as a church officer -- a deacon, elder or minister.

Beijing was host of a Mid-Autumn Festival banquet on Saturday night for all the delegates, passing out the traditional moon cakes to celebrate the occasion.

The issue was revisited two years later on 3 February 2014, with the Education Committee of the Virginia House of Delegates passing legislation to use both "Sea of Japan and East Seaea" in school textbooks.

As Trump passed the delegate threshold, an illuminated message proclaimed: "Over the Top".

On June 3, following the final primaries in Montana and South Dakota, Obama passed the delegate threshold and became the presumptive Democratic nominee.