Sentence examples for that we delegates from inspiring English sources

His gibe that "nobody can complain that we delegates are lonely at this conference, like orphans," was a homely, refreshing draught of humor in the long heated hours.

"The important thing is that they have good solid talent on the news side and that we delegate that responsibility to them".

They suggest solutions to complex problems for us and take over the many routine tasks that we delegate to them.

"It's my highest priority that we get delegates and that the voice of St. Charles County is heard," he said.

They were mad, but I think my father was secretly pleased that we had delegated labor and were collecting money and watching people do their thing.

What's unusual about your culture? A. We've organized the company in a way to make sure that we continuously delegate and empower people on the front lines.

"It's of great importance to the residents of the District who are in a constant struggle to be both perceived and acknowledged as the full and equal American citizens that we are," Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, who represents the District of Columbia (as far as she is permitted), said in an interview.

"This idea, that we're delegating power to randomly chosen reporters to decide what to ask the potential president of the United States, is wonderful if you're a reporter, but it's a fairly absurd idea if you think about it".

"A big mortgage broker might say, 'At the national level, we have policies to abide by all of the rules and regulations that are applicable, and we delegate a lot of discretion to our branches,' " she said.

Those who put it on are granted a monopoly to enact violence: that's a power we delegate to them, and those who wear it may not understand the true extent of the responsibility he or she is now bearing.

Both junior and senior delegates are not modeled as we assume that senior delegates function as an attending physician.