Sentence examples for through its delegate from inspiring English sources

The choice becomes official only when Rome speaks, either directly or through its delegate in the United States, and in recent memory, there have been no real cracks in the wall of confidentiality protecting Vatican appointments.

A failed two-party political system, through its super-delegate and rule-making systems, etc., primarily reinforces dominance of the parties over the people.

Nevada is like Iowa in that it apportions its delegates through a caucus rather than a straight primary vote.

Russia selected its delegates through a televised competition, while children from the other countries were chosen through a school-based essay contest.

But at its annual meeting in Manhattan, the state bar association, through its House of Delegates, accepted many parts of the proposal, effectively promising to work for changes in state law.

Nebraska, for instance, chooses its 32 delegates through a party convention.

Since then, the state has picked its convention delegates through caucuses.

The Republican Party plans to award its presidential delegates in Missouri through a series of caucuses that begin in mid-March.

City unions backed the pension secrecy move and supported it through their delegates who serve as trustees on the boards of city pension funds.

Trump, who previously accused Republicans of rigging primaries through the delegate selection process, found solace in the email scandal.

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