Sentence examples for delegate to an from inspiring English sources

Spelman also says that sustainable development is too important to delegate to an external body.

It often makes sense for the CEO to delegate to an "orchestrator," in the form of a Chief Digital Officer.

He later helped shape foreign policy for the U.S. Department of State (1981 82), specializing in Middle Eastern affairs and serving as a delegate to an Egyptian-Israeli conference on Palestinian autonomy.

When a good one appears, he initiates a development project that he may supervise himself or delegate to an employee (perhaps with the stipulation that he must approve the final proposal).

Under the expansive McClellan Act, which one judge complained gave "power that the Almighty would not delegate to an archangel," the city appropriated more than twenty-five thofsand acres of land, including hundreds of homes around the area of Shokan, which is just south of Woodstock.

Zhang, who ranks 11th on Forbes' 2007 China rich list with a net worth of $3.4 billion, made the proposal in her capacity as an official delegate to an advisory body to the National People's Congress.

In 1978, President Jimmy Carter made him a delegate to a United Nations General Assembly session on disarmament.

Delegate to a negotiating team, who consult you on the key issues.

(Besides, voting is one of the few tiresome chores that is hard to delegate to a servant).

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.

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