Sentence examples for visiting delegates from inspiring English sources

It turns out that New York is safer than the home cities of most of the visiting delegates.

Upstairs at the Palais sits a long wall of press boxes, a stacked set of pigeonholes for the visiting delegates.

After an advertisement in The New York Times announced the event, restaurants drowned in calls for reservations, not from visiting delegates, but from New Yorkers.

There are advantages to the visiting delegates, said Mr. Mistretta, who yesterday served a family in town for the summit meeting, he thought.

Disabled campaigners, supported by international guests, held a counter-event outside the summit in a bid to highlight to visiting delegates the British government's track record on disability rights.

Imagine pronouncing it "me! me!" Adrian Smith Leeds As England has nothing in the way of national dress, I suggest all visiting delegates to these isles could be issued with morris dancing attire (Letters, 12 November).

A 23-year-old Iranian refugee died after setting himself alight in front of visiting UNHCR delegates.

"Allegations of corruption are still endemic, and the legacy of central planning and inefficient state-owned enterprises continue to inhibit economic development". The visiting trade delegates got a firsthand taste of some of those constraints this week.

The MFA personnel have been deployed at the regional level in order to engage with the visiting international delegates.

As a visiting IMF delegate remarked in 2011: "The growing mining sector has little net fiscal impact due to significant losses contributed by tax incentives abuse and structure".

As a visiting IMF delegate remarked in 2011: "The growing mining sector has little net fiscal impact due to significant losses contributed by tax incentives abuse and structure". Of course, there are other challenges that hamper our development, such as corruption and the dominance of the informal economy, which accounts for an estimated 53% of GDP.