Sentence examples similar to will be the delegate of from inspiring English sources

The percentages that will shape the next stage of the presidential race will be the proportion of state delegates that each candidate received.

Neighboring Minnesota and its 40 delegates will be the focus of much more time and attention.

In a memo to union presidents on Monday, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka said he will host a meeting of federation members who are serving as delegates but this will be the extent of his group's involvement at this summer's convention.

If Mrs Clinton goes to the convention in Philadelphia with the majority of delegates, she will be the party's candidate.

Earlier, Warnock remarks during one of several brief equipment breakdowns: "Well, that'll be the last of the BigSound delegates departing right now".

Where these standards reference another subpart, the cited provisions will be delegated according to the delegation provisions of the referenced subpart.

What participants get out of the course will very much depend on their needs, and a key objective of phase one will be for delegates to identify what they want to learn during the rest of the programme.

Romney will be 22 delegates short of the 1,144 he'll need to win the nomination.

In establishing promotional costs, manufacturers must decide on the extent to which the selling effort will be delegated to members of the distribution chain.

Down the line, I will be able to delegate some of these responsibilities as our team grows, but I am tremendously grateful for the learning opportunities that each part of the business offers me on a daily basis.

Furthermore, much of the work will be delegated to the local regulators, who have a patchy record in spotting problems and enforcing rules.