Sentence examples for would delegates from inspiring English sources

The Freedom Democrats won two seats in their state's delegation and the national party's pledge that never again would delegates be seated "from states where the party process deprived citizens of the right to vote by reason of their race or color".

Romney isn't going to get to 1,144 with technically "bound" delegates, we know, but would delegates actually leave him?

They in turn would delegate responsibility to operational managers.

I don't think a President Romney would delegate him to funerals and fund-raisers".

"And it just seems to me a little awkward that the State Department would delegate that duty to the county".

In 2002, the mayor said he would delegate all aspects of the bond process to his budget director, Mark Page.

When it comes to championing beauty I believe most people would delegate the decision to an informed minority.

I was initially reluctant to play guitar on my own records, and would delegate that to more skilled musicians.

"The decree would give the government an enormous amount of authority, which in practice they would delegate to us," Mrs. Clinton said.

Indeed Mr Woodhead has openly praised the Conservative party's policy of "free schools" which would delegate virtually all power to the head.

At the end of the meeting, they had settled on a consensus list of 10 people they would delegate to manage a potential unity government if Mr. Mubarak resigned.