Sentence examples for press delegates from inspiring English sources

The film was never likely to earn much critical love, but letting the Cannes press delegates be its first audience doesn't seem the wisest choice.

That's because Mr. John provided all the portable toilets for the Republican convention last summer in Philadelphia and 18 Presidentials were scattered throughout the grounds of the First Union Center for press, delegates and V.I.P.'s.

There was no post-meeting press conference, delegates were mum after the session ended and the official communiqué said almost nothing.

GPS for the Soul has been an off-the-hook hit with press and delegates alike.

Mr. Reilly's confidential memorandum was sent to Clayton K. Yeutter, the President's domestic policy chief, and included a passage that described how the Administration's refusal to sign the treaty was "the major subject of press and delegate concern here". The memorandum said that Brazil had offered to "fix" the treaty to gain the United States' approval.

The appeal popped up on a fax machine in the conference's press room and delegates said it was neither distributed nor discussed in the main meeting.

Resolutions, petitions, statements of delegates, press releases, and leaflets, relating to efforts to secure the legalization of the Solidarność trade union in Poland, and to further human rights in Poland and elsewhere in Eastern Europe.

One idea considered by some Clinton supporters has been a 527 effort to press for the delegates to be seated in Florida and Michigan, but it has yet to get off the ground.

The bizarre atmosphere of confusion, paranoia and misapprehension – a direct result of Bilderberg's half-century history of press suppression, of delegates crouching on limo floors, or lying to their parliaments that they've attended (I'm talking to you, Tony Blair) – is finally lifting.

The BBC's Neil Smith said an audience of press and industry delegates were left bemused as the dialogue in his historical drama about the 1819 Peterloo Massacre became muffled and indistinct.

Nevertheless, a few delegates pressed on with objections to the idea of impeaching a sitting President.