Sentence examples for see delegation from inspiring English sources

While welcoming statements made by the Holy See delegation expressing a commitment to upholding the rights of children, the committee made clear its "deepest concern" about abuse committed by clergy operating "under the authority of the Holy See".

But there was also increasing talk about a possible new ceasefire agreement which would see delegations return to Cairo to resume discussions on an Egyptian proposal to broker a longer-term end to the violence.

Personally, I would love to see delegations unfurl the rainbow flag during the Parade of Nations and have Anderson Cooper report it bare-chested while wearing a pair of strap-on angel wings, but let's face it: Neither is likely to happen.

Recent weeks have seen delegations rush to the gleaming new Cairo headquarters of the group's General Guide, Muhammad Badeea.

This is where delegation is vital (see below); delegation means shared responsibility for how everything turns out.

See articleA delegation from the black caucus of the United States' Congress met Cuba's president, Raúl Castro, in Havana.

"I won't feel comfortable," wrote W. Compson Sartain, a columnist for The Perry County Herald, "until I see a delegation from E.P.A. and T.V.A. standing on the courthouse square, each member stirring a heaping spoonful of this coal ash into a glass of Tennessee river water this stuff has already fallen into, and gargling with it".

In 1824, he saw a delegation of Plains Indians who were visiting Philadelphia.

In Canada's "pizza parliament," the fifth slice also got smaller as the New Democratic Party, a socialist group, saw its delegation radically reduced to 13 seats, from 19.

Last April's staging of Joint Warrior saw a delegation of Russian military personnel come to Scotland to observe one of Europe's largest Nato exercises.

The summit saw a delegation of Aboriginal leaders from around the nation meeting to declare the independence of Australia's First Peoples and address the growing disparities they face.