Sentence examples for delegated decisions from inspiring English sources

Juggling the demands of being a candidate, she paid little attention to detail, delegated decisions large and small and deferred to advisers on critical questions.

Next time they're having an email dialogue about trying to "move credit", so that delegated decisions of the council appear to be the sole result of their own hard work and lobbying skills, they won't accidentally copy the correspondence to the Labour whip.

These controls included expatriate staffing, socialisation practices, delegated decision-making responsibilities, parent company communications and manager performance incentives.

Each of these governance committees had delegated decision making responsibilities for designated activities within the consortium, and some went on to develop project policy to further guide decision making.

The BNHI delegated decision-making to the dental associations for financial allocations within regions, subject to the limit set by the global budget.

The larger the unit, the greater its capacity for dealing with problems important to its citizens and the greater the need for citizens to delegate decisions to representatives".

Mr. Henderson said he was delegating decisions that once were made at the top of the corporation, more as a matter of necessity than philosophy.

While designing meeting rooms for Parliament at the Palace of Westminster, the architect, Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin, built dozens of churches but refused to delegate decisions to underlings.

She emphasized that Congress has provided the resources to deport only a small fraction of the people who are in the United States illegally, instead delegating decisions about deportation to the Department of Homeland Security.

And, should we continue to delegate decisions on what technologies to ban to the Librarian of Congress?

And as Ermon says, "The more we delegate decisions to AI systems, the more we're going to run into these issues".