Sentence examples for as it delegates from inspiring English sources

Following a spate of scandals (for instance, the president of the United Way spent $600,000 of his organisation's money on a 17-year-old mistress), the government has faced pressure to supervise the sector more closely especially as it delegates more of its own tasks to it.

RCRA does not regulate directly by statute so much as it delegates rule making authority to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Even as it delegated power, it sought to retain some for itself.

He e-mailed the group and asked if he could participate in a W3C work group as its delegate, and it had no objection).

As it progressed, some delegates publicly demanded that the congress should be given the authority to elect the general secretary and the head of the Central Commission for Inspection.

The name of the game as it has always been is delegates, delegates and delegates.

The campaign is making its delegate case as it girds for a hard month in April when the electoral terrain appears – for now at least – to favor Mr. Romney; it says it expects to emerge in much better shape in May, when several Southern states vote.

The commission will include representatives from the Foreign Office, Home Office, the Federal Ministries of Economics, Labour, and Science, as well as delegates from IT industries and trade unions.

"All this technology is not so much to solicit opinions of delegates as it is to tell them what to do and what to say," said Marion Just, research director at the Joan Shorenstein Center at Harvard University.

The Labour leader told delegates: "As it stands, Labour will vote against the Chequers plan – or whatever is left of it – and oppose leaving the EU with no deal" in the meaningful final vote promised by May after the Brexit talks conclude in November.

As it turned out, the delegates to the 1787 Philadelphia Convention overwhelmingly opposed popular national elections because of the size of the new nation and its relatively poor communications.