Sentence examples for whose delegates from inspiring English sources

An early highlight of the night is a video tribute to Ron Paul, whose delegates made quite the ruckus in Tuesday's nomination process.

The assembly, whose delegates represent 339 Protestant and Orthodox Christian churches worldwide, had been expecting South Africa's deputy president, Thabo Mbeki.

He made no direct reference to bitter territorial disputes with several nations whose delegates populated the hall, including Japan and the Philippines.

Ms. Weingarten, 50, is running unopposed for the presidency of the national teachers union, whose delegates at an annual convention in Chicago are expected to elect her Monday.

Still, the final language is certain to anger Israel and the United States, whose delegates abandoned the conference over criticism of Israel last week.

Much will depend on how the final text is received, both by officials in the United States and Israel, whose delegates also abandoned the conference.

At 7.48pm local time, 72 minutes before kick-off, the first team sheet was printed and submitted to Fifa, whose delegate surely did a double take once he had scanned the piece of extremely important paper in his hands.

Gingrich is the only candidate whose delegate total is higher in the RNC tally than in the AP's estimate.

Although the GOP convention may very well produce an entirely different nominee for the general election, as of now voters are suffocating between two men, with a third option whose delegate count is seriously low at this point in the race.

Even Gov. John G. Rowland, Mr. Bush's foremost Connecticut booster, has a less zealous outlook on winning Connecticut, whose 25 delegates are second in New England to the 37 of Massachusetts.

He is well placed to pull off similar wins in West Virginia on 10 May and Oregon on 17 May, before a final showdown next month in California, whose 546 delegates present the biggest prize of the contest.