Sentence examples for able to delegate with from inspiring English sources
I've learned from my experience as a personal trainer, physical therapist and Fitness Director that a leader must take the initiative to solve problems but also be able to delegate with confidence.
They all need team players--which involves being able to delegate and develop ideas in common with others.
With the new system you'll be able to delegate tasks to coworkers, and, if you have a blog on Weebly, you can have multiple authors.
Along with having faith in people and being able to delegate to them, you should work on being able to actually learn from them.
Save has reorganised so that it is able to delegate decision making to its country offices which are much more in touch with the actual needs of the people they support.
The insurance company would have ultimate responsibility for compliance with the conditions of the BIC exemption, but would be able to delegate some compliance tasks to the IMO.
"You have to be able to delegate work, prioritize your responsibilities and create contingency plans.
Ideally, you should be able to delegate some form of work to everyone on your team.
The more organized you get, the better you'll be able to delegate without "inconveniencing" others.
Such users are able to delegate the task of generating "trapdoors" for searching keywords.
