high powered delegation

The same reasoning argues for sending the most high-powered delegation possible.

President Bush might not have turned up personally in Riyadh yesterday but he certainly sent a high-powered delegation to pay his respects to the new leader of Saudi Arabia, King Abdullah.

There was no need really for such a high-powered delegation.

Erasmas discovers that the Geometers have brought up a high-powered delegation from Arbre, including Ala and his sister Cord.

The administration had sent a deliberately high-powered delegation to Beijing on Feb. 17 and 18, intended to impress upon the Chinese the importance of a range of topics, but specifically restraint on Taiwan.

He led a high-powered ministerial and business delegation, which included his spouse, many ministers and other dignitaries.

But no high-powered delegation is coming from Beijing, which will be represented by a Deputy Prime Minister, Zou Jiahua.

On 20 Jan 1979 a high-powered delegation from CENTO visited the regiment.

Although some people noted that the companies at the show did not send any high-powered delegations, it mattered little to the Cubans.

Last December, he led a high-powered delegation of Asian businessmen to dinner with John Major at No 10.