Sentence examples for abdicate authority from inspiring English sources

On a deeper level, managers abdicate authority to defend themselves against their own anxieties.

The Nasdaq mania has shattered the hierarchy of Wall Street, with the professionals forced to abdicate authority to the amateurs.

As this example suggests, managers abdicate authority not just because they believe that's what flexible organizations require.

When managers abdicate authority, they cannot structure participation, teamwork, or empowerment effectively, which makes it impossible for their subordinates to be productive.

William A. Donohue, the president of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, a national group based in New York, said Bishop Murphy or any other bishop could ill afford to abdicate authority to a mediator.

Parents temporarily abdicated authority.

Mindful Authority 1) Step one is to remain corrective as we see ourselves abdicating authority or abusing it.

Nor is it sensible for Congress to abdicate all authority over spending.

"And in two months we will find ourselves having to pass another 2,000-page 2,000-pagewill cost more than $1 trillion or once again abillathatur authority to the Obama administration to determine howillr taxpayer funds should be spent," he said.

By contrast, he said, the United States government had "abdicated any authority on oversight" of cloning experiments.

Extreme catholicity rarely pleases anybody; the critics' usual complaint has been that the Whitney was abdicating its authority by including so much junk.