Sentence examples for delegate powers from inspiring English sources

Governments can delegate powers to local authorities to manage their part of the coast and lay down procedures and budgets.

His stupendous ego does not allow him to delegate powers that he believes should be monopolized by the president.

The Times and Sunday Times editors Robert Thomson and John Witherow delegate powers to Anne Spackman, the editor-in-chief of Times Online.

It also would require E.U. member states to delegate powers — possibly to a single member state — to oversee the effort in a policy area where European countries still zealously guard their sovereignty.

An important step in European integration was taken in May 1950 when the French foreign minister, Robert Schuman, proposed that a common market for coal and steel be set up by countries willing to delegate powers over these sectors of their economies to an independent authority.

So the question over this proposal is: what isn't working at present in our laws that means we need changes to strengthen copyright and delegate powers to "any person as may be specified with or for the purposes of facilitating prevention of reduction of online infringement of copyright"?

The greatest filmmakers have all understood the complicating significance of music, and one measure of their greatness is their willingness to delegate power to composers.

The NLRB argues that its founding statutes permit a five-member board to delegate power to a three-member board, and that the three-member board may further delegate to a quorum of two.

Global governance schemes delegate power to independent international organizations to make and enforce laws that would apply domestically, by international bureaucrats who are unaccountable to Congress, the president, American public opinion or the democratic process.

Unlike many investment greats, Bailey is quite willing to delegate power.

We deemed to delegate power.