One of the most fascinating traits of the Junior 8 delegates is their ability and desire to look beyond their own narrow interests.
It was part of their mystique: total command of the big picture combined with the ability to delegate technical details.
Mr Deol praises his combination of vision he's "a big-picture man"—with the ability to delegate.
But before they tackled her dream of having academies within the school, they began working on her ability to delegate to her assistant principals.
Riemenschneider seems to have had a combination of ego, vision and ability to delegate that enabled him to thrive in this triple-tiered hiatus.
Essential to good leadership is the ability to delegate and what she does so well is she identifies her team's strengths and trusts them with her vision.
More could be learned from that inquiry, she said, in particular its ability to delegate its hearing responsibilities and its conduct of private sessions to ensure victims and survivors were heard.
He wrote: "This case is about the limits of the government's ability to delegate to a religious institution the right to use taxpayer money to impose its beliefs on others (who may or may not share them)." I'm sure the ruling will be appealed; the CCB is nothing if not persistent.
David L. Evans Cambridge, Mass., March 5, 2008 To the Editor: Hillary Rodham Clinton argues that despite his delegate lead, Barack Obama's ability to win battleground states in the general election is to be doubted because she has won big states like California, New York and now, Ohio.
provide users with the ability to delegate access to their data to any other entities of their choosing; viii.
