Sentence examples for special delegate from inspiring English sources

Monsignor Becciu is also special delegate to the recently troubled Sovereign Military Order of Malta.

The UUP will vote on their next leader at a special delegate conference in Belfast on 31 March.

Beginning in the 1980s, however, the party has entered coalition governments only with the approval of a postelection special delegate conference, and the party leader is now subject to selection by a one-member-one-vote system.

Micheal Martin, the Fianna Fail leader, said Thursday night that he would seek the expulsion of Mr. Ahern and Mr. Flynn from the party at a special delegate meeting next week.

And on Saturday, four years after that, the Vatican announced that Benedict would appoint a special delegate to run the powerful worldwide order that Father Maciel founded, the Legionaries of Christ, and establish a commission to examine its constitution.

But the party's collapse in the 2007 election, when it won only two seats, put its survival in doubt, and it decided to disband at a special delegate conference in November 2008.

At a special delegates' conference in Dublin yesterday, the junior coalition partner in the Irish government narrowly supported a yes vote in the forthcoming plebiscite.

This will be the only way he can make the case that the 400-odd special delegates pledged to Clinton should switch votes or that a brokered, free voting convention should be held.

Special delegates appointed by the pope also attend. .

One of the special delegates is the province's Premier, or another member of the provincial legislature designated by the Premier, while the other three special delegates are designated ad hoc by the provincial legislature.

Each provincial delegation consists of six permanent delegates, who are nominated for a term that lasts until a new provincial legislature is elected, and four special delegates.