Englisch Beispielsätze mit "delegates"

Delegates from many countries participated in the conference.

They were delegates from India to the U. N.

All the delegates knew they must discuss it.

He told the delegates what they already knew was true.

Finally, the delegates voted.

The delegates voted six times.

The delegates voted immediately.

The delegates voted on the issue.

Delegates voted over and over again.

All the delegates voted to approve it.

The delegates elected him on the first vote.

The delegates voted ninety-five times without success.

Several delegates disagreed.

Sixty delegates were elected.

Delegates debated the compromise for many days.

All bar one of the delegates were in favour of the proposal.

Delegates at a U.N. wildlife conference in Geneva voted Sunday to ban the practice of taking baby elephants from their natural habitat and placing them in zoos and circuses.

Thousands of delegates are expected to gather at Geneva’s cavernous Palexpo Exhibition center.

Now it's time. Secretly negotiate what you need to set up organizations and send me a few valuable people as delegates.

Delegates from many countries took part in this conference.

The delegates passed the plan unanimously.

Adenike is an official Nigerian youth delegate at the COP26 summit and has addressed senior delegates on the need to act fast.

Delegates from 18 spacefaring countries, the European Space Agency, and the European Commission held an unprecedented meeting in Washington this week to discuss ways of cooperating with the new space exploration program on which the United States is embarking.

The huge convention-hall still rang with the thunders of applause, and most of the delegates were on their feet shouting or waving their hats, when Harley slipped from his desk and made his way quietly to the little side-door leading from the stage.

Addressing the delegates, the president made an impassioned appeal for concrete action to achieve the goals of sustainable development and the eradication of poverty.

Environmental groups are hailing the decision by delegates at a U.N. conference to curb the international trade of mahogany, the most valuable hardwood species in the Amazon basin.

If, one day, a truly authoritative body of delegates from diverse countries wanted to change Esperanto a little before officializing it, how would it act?