Sentence examples for through delegates from inspiring English sources
A small whip of electricity coursed through delegates on the floor of the Pepsi Center as they watched the video tribute to Ted Kennedy on Monday night.
About twenty foreign countries of Europe, Asia, North and South America, and Australasia were in attendance through delegates of Governments, scientific bodies, and fishery societies, and practically all the States of the United States were officially represented.
The same conference furthermore created the machinery of the Combined Chiefs of Staff, where the British Chiefs of Staff Committee was to be linked continuously, through delegates in Washington, D.C., with the newly established U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Organization, so that all aspects of the war could be studied in concert.
For some people, the Democratic contest will be settled through delegate math.
Colleagues say he is most in his element as he ticks through delegate tallies, the demographics of Congressional districts and raw vote counts.
In particular, the activity of the legislature is made less cumbersome through delegating more short-term decisions to an executive branch capable of acting with greater coherence and dispatch.
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.
Wes Streeting, MP for Ilford North and a former president of the National Union of Students, who will sit on the committee, said: "It is shocking that something as significant as abolishing student grants is being done through delegated legislation in the hope that people won't notice it.
Everyone can be a leader, especially when CEOs become mentors and empower employees through delegated projects.
In November 1976, the alignment was changed so as not to pass through Delegate any longer.
It gave me the confidence to make decisions, take initiative and empower employees through delegating responsibilities.
