Sentence examples similar to rosters of delegates from inspiring English sources

In both the Congress's official topic - "The Imagination of the Writer and the Imagination of the State" - and in its roster of delegates, exiled writers were a constant presence.

The efforts to conceal the talks continued during the formal nuclear negotiations in Geneva this month when the two key U.S. officials involved, Deputy Secretary of State William J. Burns and Jake Sullivan, Vice President Joe Biden's foreign policy advisor, flew to Geneva but were not listed on the official roster of delegates.

The Assembly of Delegates was dissolved.

A majority of delegates means a nominee.

Much skulduggery concerns the credentials of delegates.

There are two kinds of delegates.

To hundreds of delegates.

Current Share of Delegates.

Won 58% of votes of delegates.

The rosters of physicians in enhanced fee-for-service groups have a higher average morbidity burden and greater variation in morbidity than the capitation group rosters.

The roster of would-be Republican delegates includes Theodore Roosevelt IV, great-grandson of the former president, for Mr. McCain; Thomas E. Dewey Jr., son of the former governor, for Mitt Romney; and Rudolph V. Giuliani, an 80-year-old retired police officer, who is pledged to support his nephew.