Examples of using Most delegates in English and their translations into Chinese
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Most delegates actually signed the Declaration on Aug. 2, 1776.
The parties' switch to choosing most delegates in primaries, between 1968 and 1972, also changed things.
Most delegates actually signed the Declaration on Aug. 2, 1776.
This development was highly appreciated by member countries and most delegates felt that it should be continued;
Most delegates are able to secure funding via their own institution.
There was no significant desire among most delegates to abolish slavery during the 1787 Constitutional Convention.
Most delegates signed the Declaration of Independence on August 2, 1776.
As far as possible theseshould be scheduled at a time when most delegates, including state representatives, are able to attend.
Most delegates spend about an hour in traffic traveling less than 6 miles(10 kilometers) from their hotels.
Only thirteen states held primaries that year, meaning that most delegates at the Democratic convention could choose a candidate based on their personal preference.
Most delegates stressed the need to strengthen human resources development through education, training and computer literacy.
The Working Group also agreed that one round table perday could be scheduled at a time that most delegates, including government representatives, could attend.
Most delegates from developing countries expressed that South-South cooperation should complement, rather than replace, North-South cooperation.
Referring to employment-generation challenges, most delegates underlined concerns about challenges affecting the young population as they were one of the main groups affected by the current job crisis.
Most delegates didn't question the intelligence of the voters, rather what concerned them was the slowness by which information spread in the late 18th century.
Under party rules, most delegates are awarded proportionally to Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Sanders based on their shares of the vote in congressional districts….
Most delegates stressed the need to achieve a just and lasting peace in line with all relevant United Nations resolutions related to the question of Palestine.
With regard to subparagraph 1 ter, most delegates preferred its deletion, expressing, inter alia, concerns about allowing for communications without identified victims and preventing a flood of communications.
Most delegates signed the document on August 2, when a clean copy was finally produced by Timothy Matlack, assistant to the secretary of Congress.
Most delegates agreed that measures could have legitimate purposes, but a number of delegates said that some measures could act as disguised protectionism.
Most delegates praised UNCTAD for its decades of support to the Palestinian people, through technical cooperation including capacity-building projects, advisory services and research.
Most delegates expressed concern at the decrease in contributions from developed countries and urged donors in a position to do so to maintain their support to UNCTAD technical cooperation activities.
Most delegates took note of the work of the evaluation team and commended the team on its thorough and analytical report containing constructive recommendations regarding enhancement of effectiveness.
Most delegates who spoke during the plenary session welcomed the announced intention of the Secretary-General to designate the Director of the Office as his Special Representative on South-South Cooperation.
Most delegates concurred with the report' s assessment of the impact of the occupation of Area C and called for a fundamental change in policy to preserve the viability of the two-State solution.
Most delegates urged donors to intensify their contributions in support of UNCTAD' s programme of technical assistance to the Palestinian people, as called for in paragraph 44 of the Accra Accord.
That' s not something most ICRC delegates ever have a chance to do.
Most of the delegates stood up.