Sentence examples for with some delegates from inspiring English sources

The line did not go over well with some delegates here.

With some delegates the appearance of a favourite squeaky toy from their childhood - Mrs Shirley Williams - seemed to have some effect.

The twitter backlash was immediate - hundreds took to social media to condemn the response, with some delegates distancing themselves from the perpetrators.

Because of that, Mr. Marcus said, it was almost certain that Mr. Bradley would come away with some delegates even if he lost the state's primary election.

BEIJING — Amid lots of Communist red in the Great Hall of the People on Beijing's Tiananmen Square, China's Parliament, the National People's Congress, opens Tuesday with some delegates issuing strong calls to end the country's re-education-through-labor camps.

No, the 2004 Republican convention was focused on whether one of contender John Kerry's three Purple Hearts had been earned enough, something that culminated with some delegates wearing Purple Heart bandages.

UKTI said that for this trip the business chiefs had paid for themselves, but in the past the government has provided help with costs for some delegates.

Some delegates with experience of caring argued that those with "acquaintances who have dementia" were more likely to accept screening because it " makes it much more real"; however, some carers were unenthusiastic: "having someone in the family or close with a condition does not make you any more likely to seek answers for it".

While larger countries like Brazil and China have well-appointed headquarters in one part of the Bella Center, where the negotiations are being held, the Group of 77 office itself is made up of two spartan rooms equipped with two computers, where some delegates from the poorest African nations sat Wednesday morning drinking soda and nibbling biscuits.

In line with such an approach, some delegates at a recent round table meeting convened by the U.K. Department of the Environment Food and Rural Affairs also supported regulatory action on EDCs if significant effects were seen in individual animals, even if the impact on populations was unknown or uncertain (IEH 2004).

The inaugural forum began yesterday in Brussels, with some 800 delegates from more than 140 countries.