Sentence examples for personal delegate from inspiring English sources

He said that at the time General Arellano Stark, then a middle-rank officer, was taking prisoners under his command for execution, he showed a document "showing that Pinochet had appointed him as his personal delegate".

When their leader, the much-loved Father Pedro Arrupe, was felled by a stroke in August 1981, John Paul suspended constitutional procedures and imposed a "personal delegate of the Holy Father".

In the Resistance, Mr. Chaban-Delmas reached prominence fast, becoming de Gaulle's personal delegate for northern France in the last months of the 1940-44 occupation, a post he inherited from an officer who had been tortured to death by the Nazis.

The group, sporting on-trend splashes of red, velvet blazers, shirts and blouses procured from online style clubs, was ready to roll: Dog care outsourced; pressing personal matters delegated to online task completion services; important projects (books, blogs, reports, presentations) getting advanced that very moment by crowdsourced talent.

Regardless of their personal opinions, delegates could not vote to declare independence unless their instructions permitted such an action.

He has spoken loudly in favor of referendum power for New York voters, one of the party's top issues, and made personal calls to delegates asking for support.

He was replaced by Vice Chancellor Susanne Riess-Passer, left, Mr. Haider's personal choice, after delegates to the party congress overwhelmingly elected her.

In a crunch debate at his party's conference in Glasgow today, Mr Clegg will make a personal appeal to delegates to stick with the Coalition's economic strategy and reject calls to depart from the Government's austerity plans.

I'd like the WEF to pledge to leave Davos after 2015 and take the annual conferences to the front lines of unsustainable development, so that the challenges are up close and personal to its delegates.

– Kris, a Guardian reader in Australia I'd like the WEF to pledge to leave Davos after 2015 and take the annual conferences to the front lines of unsustainable development, so that the challenges are up close and personal to its delegates.

To gain some real-world insight, I spoke with four organizational leaders about their personal experience with delegating.