Sentence examples for regular Delegates from inspiring English sources

Should they ratify the decision by regular delegates and vote for the candidate who is ahead in June, no matter how small the lead?

In 2004, more than 400 regular delegates to the convention were members of the two unions, making up a group bigger than every state delegation except California's.

While they only make up about one-sixth of the total delegates, they are more than enough to swing the election either way – even if a candidate clearly wins a majority of votes and regular delegates during the primary season.

And the regular delegates — who, being mostly regular Americans, get a kick out of rubbing shoulders with celebrities, even celebrities as unglitzy as governors and senators and Congressmen — get to gawk at them.

But if you follow Ms. Ferraro's logic that the superdelegates should "lead, not follow," I can imagine the Democratic Party self-destructing if Barack Obama is leading in regular delegates and popular numbers but the superdelegates overturn that vote and nominate Mrs. Clinton.

Here's why: Both candidates are picking up more superdelegates every day; at a certain point, of a consensus emerges that one or the other candidate has a lock on the nomination – either because he or she has won the most states, or has a lead in regular delegates – there will probably be a rush of superdelegates that would result in one or the other candidates going over the top.

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She is also a regular delegate at International Task Force conferences on Holocaust Education, on behalf of the UK.

The Codex Chairperson also participated in a Panel discussion chaired by Mr Peng Zhou, Vice-President of the SIST who is also a regular delegate at Codex meetings.

Nonetheless, his menu is a regular subcontinental congress, with delegates from Kashmir, Punjab, Goa, Hyderabad, Lucknow, and elsewhere.