Sentence examples for delegate does not from inspiring English sources

Revised code to check that a delegate does not have CalNet ID before allowing them to create one.

The first thing to remember is that the word "delegate" does not always refer to the same thing.

At the 16th party congress in 2002, Hua, though listed as a delegate, did not appear, apparently because of illness.

"Who gave a better speech this morning, me or Ted Kennedy?" The delegate did not even stop for a breath: "Ted Kennedy".

The non-participation plan among the Eastern delegates does not promise to be adhered to by all the sound-money delegates.

The amendment only empowers the legislature to delegate the authority to the governor and, once that authority has been delegated, does not permit the legislature to intervene.

Delegate, don't command and control.

But the tasks you delegate don't always come out finished and perfected.

Mr Bush's choices do indeed look like the political implementation of Peter Drucker's theory of "management by objectives": set broad goals, delegate, don't micro-manage, and fire the failures.

In The Checklist Manifesto, Atul Guwande wrote, "[Checklists] not only offer the possibility of verification but also instill a kind of discipline of higher performance". That said, smaller tasks you want to delegate don't necessarily need a checklist.

"Delegating doesn't seem to work," she said of the children.