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Meanings of delegate in English
Russian
делегат Usage of delegate in English
1
This year we will continue to streamline administration and delegate government powers.
2
Now I will vote yes, said one delegate after hearing Gabriel's speech.
3
They surrender rather than delegate responsibility to others It's always your money.
4
At times five different sessions are vying for the distracted delegate's attention.
5
Marshall Islands delegate Emma Kabua Tibon said more needed to be done.
6
The candidates secure delegate votes proportional to how party members have voted.
7
He thought of the only delegate from the state that he knew.
8
Acastus had been elected the delegate from Libra just five months prior.
9
And let's hear no more talk about how I never delegate authority.
10
This amendment was designed to protect the vote of the individual delegate.
11
For the second time Bannon took the little delegate by the arm.
12
When the Republican convention met in 1912 I was again a delegate.
13
An unexpected benefit is that an automated task is easier to delegate.
14
A second blast came from the trumpet, and again the delegate cried:
15
The oldest delegate was fifty-three years and the youngest twenty-five years old.
16
In the previous October, Reeder had been chosen Free-soil delegate to Congress.
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