Sentence examples for delegate to a third from inspiring English sources

For many, the individual discretion of the private giver is too precious a resource to delegate to a third party.

"We've got to become world class in managing the accommodations of those folks versus delegating to a third party.

This should include those local authority functions, which the act allows to be delegated to a third party.

Teaching our children how to ride their bikes (and remembering the joy of being taught how to ride by our own parents) are events far too precious to be delegated to a third party.

Once the processing and/or storage of the data is delegated to a third party, one can only hope that the decisions on security matters will be as good as one would expect.

The decision whether someone else's behaviour constitutes a threat to one's own life, in some concrete situation, and the decision whether it is necessary to use reactive or even pre-emptive violence to remove or to escape that threat, cannot be delegated to a third person.

But challenging invalid settlement information can easily be delegated to a third party without having to trust it with the funds.

Many are keen to delegate detail to a third party, usually the health visitor, who has traditionally had responsibility for hearing screening.

He was a delegate to the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) and engaged in the standardization of the radio access network for UMTS.

Do users prefer to enter their own medical data or delegate the task to a third party individual (e.g., clerk)?

While computer biologists are used to invoke common command line tools—such as Perl and R when analysing those data through Unix pipelines, scientific investigators generally lack the technical skills necessary to handle these tools and need to delegate data manipulation to a third party.