Sentence examples for through a delegate from inspiring English sources

This means we don't elect our leaders directly, but through a delegate and electoral process.

In 2014, Pope Francis through a delegate beatified Alvaro del Portillo and said that "he teaches us that in the simplicity and ordinariness of our life we can find a sure path to holiness.

They also managed to acquire special privileges from the Crown in order to stabilise the colony, such as an edict that specified that the governor of Chiapa must govern in person and not through a delegated representative.

It also doesn't help that the PC party, as a certifiable political dinosaur, will be choosing its next leader through a delegated convention as opposed to having the grassroots vote directly.

Mr. Santorum has hired a delegate specialist to comb through state rules to find unpledged delegates who could swing to him in a floor fight, an effort that Mr. Romney's campaign says it is prepared to counter.

The lead clinician/principle investigator (PI) in each unit (identified through the British Association for Paediatric Nephrology) or a delegated colleague completes one or two booked telephone interview(s) lasting 15-30 minutes at a convenient date/time.

The state's unusual method for choosing Supreme Court candidates through a convention of delegates picked by party leaders, rather than through primary elections, has come under particular criticism.

Certainly not Barack Obama (who broke an effective tie with Hillary Rodham Clinton through superior delegate math), nor George W. Bush (who lost the popular vote to Al Gore), nor Bill Clinton (who won the presidency with 43 percent of the vote).

The Federal Conference executive will probably allow two health bill motions and a motion on Syria through to a conference delegates ballot held on Saturday.

The new bill would permit a party member in any town to get on the ballot one of two ways: through delegate support at a convention or by petition.

Mr. Taylor put his arm through another delegate's arm and pulled himself, none too steadily, to his feet.